Introduction to Atom
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| What is a proton? | a positively charged particle.
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| Who was democritus? | He believed an atom was a single hard particle.
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| WHo was aristotle? | He thought all things were compsed of: air; earth; water; and fire.
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| What is an atom? | The smallest unit of an element that maintais the properties of the element.
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| Who is John Dalton? | All substances are made of atoms.
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| Who was Joseph Thomson? | He proved the existance of negatively charged particles inside the atom.
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| Who was Ernest Rutherford? | Proved atoms are mostly space and the nucleus is very dense and has a postive electical charge.
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| Who was Bohr? | He proposed that electrons moved around an atom in a certain path or energy level.
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| Who were SHrodinger and Heisenberg? | The exact path of an electron is unpredictable.
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| What is the electron cloud? | The regions where electrons are most likely to be found.
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| What is the nucleus? | The central part of the atom which contains protons, atomic mass, neutrons, and a mass number.
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| What is the atomic number? | The number of protons in the nucleus.
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| What is a neutron? | small particles with no electrical charge.
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| What is an electron? | Negatively charged particles found outside of the atom in the electron cloud.
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| What is an ion? | an electrically charged atom or group of atoms.
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| What is an isotope? | Atoms of an element w/ the same # of protons but whose neuton # differs.
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| How does the the Gravitational force apply to atoms? | B/c atoms are so small the gravitational force is small.
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| What is the Electromagnetic Force? | Opposites arrtact. Same charges repel.
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| What is the strong force? | Prevents repulsion of protons in the nucleus.
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| What is the weak force? | A neutron can trun into a proton and an electron.
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