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Reviews atomic history and structure

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Democritus   named particles "atomos"  
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Dalton   developed atomic theory  
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Thomson   discovered electron  
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Rutherford   discovered nucleus  
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Bohr   planetary model  
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Chadwick   discovered neutron  
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electron cloud (quantum) model   current model  
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nucleus   protons and neutrons  
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protons   +1 charge  
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electrons   -1 charge  
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neutrons   0 charge  
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atomic mass   protons + neutrons  
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atomic number   equal to protons  
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neutral atom   protons = electrons  
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number of electrons that can fit into first energy level   2  
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number of electrons that can fit into second energy level   8  
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valence electrons   located in outermost shell/energy level  
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Bohr diagram   shows ALL electrons  
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Lewis Structure (Dot) diagram   shows only VALENCE electrons  
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did gold foil experiment   Rutherford  
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did cathode ray experiment   Thomson  
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