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beginning of atomic theory

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Moseley   discovered that all atoms of an element have the same number of protons  
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In a single neutral atom the number of protons equals the number of   electrons  
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Ion   an atom that has lost or gained electrons  
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The average mass of an element's atoms   atomic mass  
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1 AMU equals   1 / 12 the mass of a carbon-12 atom  
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isotopes   atoms with the same number of protons but a different number of neutrons  
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How do you calculate the charge of an atom?   protons minus electrons  
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What lead to idea that cathode rays had neg charged particles?   the magnet..  
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Thomson   figured out the charge to mass ratio  
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Miliken   found the charge of a single electron  
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Becquerel   figured out natural radioactivity with the crystals. used radium and pulonium in experiments  
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Thomoson's Model   grapes in jello, positively charged with negative charge in it, did not know how they arranged  
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Rutherford   developed nuclear model of atom  
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rutherford 2   gold foil --> nucleus  
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Types of radiation   alpha, gamma, beta  
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alpha   positive (4amu)  
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beta   negative (1amu) electron  
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gamma   radiation  
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Michael Faraday   suggested structure of atom somehow related to electricity  
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Cathode   negative  
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Anode   positive  
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Henri Becquerel discovered radioactivity while working with   uranium  
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charge of a nucleus   positive  
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static electricity   electric charges that are not in motion  
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cathode ray   stream of particles orginating from a cathode  
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coulomb   SI unit of electrical charge = 1 electron  
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radioactivity   spontaneous emission of radiation from an element  
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gamma radiation   radiation similar to xrays that is not composed of particles  
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alpha particle   particle with +2 charge emitted by radioactive elements  
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oil drop   done by miliken, measures the charge of a single electron  
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law of multiple proportions   (blank)  
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