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kasyan Ch.3,4,5,8

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1870 William Crookes   "threw" atoms at a fosflourescent material and found they glowed  
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1896 Henri Becguerei   discovered radioactivity by placing uranium on a piece of film and there was a spot left. He then figuered out that rays are coming out of the uranium= radio activity  
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1897 JJ Thomson   proved the existence of electrons and created the plum pudding model of an atom then in 1907 he found the proton  
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1904 Hantaro Nagoaka   says atoms are like the solar system and said thomsom was wrong  
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1909 Earnest Rutherfurd   Tried to prove Thomson is right. his plan was to use Crookes device and would shoot radium at it; he then would see it light up and count the atom particles. When he tried almost all of the atoms went to the same place  
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1913 Neils Bohr   came up with the next model- the quantam model- predicts the shapes of moulecules aswell  
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1919 Francis Anston   Discovered Isotopes  
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Isotopes   same atom that differs in mass  
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1932 James Chadwick   discovered the nuetron which explains isotopes *remember James (aka Jimmy) found the nuetron  
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atomic number   The number of protons in an atom  
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How many protons, nuetrons, electrons are in: oxygen   8,8,8  
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How many protons, nuetrons, electrons are in: sodium   11,12,11  
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How many protons, nuetrons, electrons are in: lithium   3,4,3  
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A+B -> AB   synthises  
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AB -> A+B   decomposition  
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A+BC -> B+ AC   single replacement method  
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AB+CD -> CB+AD   double replacement method  
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elements   something composed of one type of matter. Cannot be seperated into simpler materials by chemical means  
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molecule   two or moreatoms bound together chemically  
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compound   two or more different elements combined together chemically  
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mixture   two or more substances that are bound together non chemically  
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inert   an element that doesnt react with other elements  
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ions   electrically charged atoms  
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the proton is bigger than the   electron  
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valence number   combining tendency of an element  
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