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atomic theory123

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law of definite proportions   a chemical compound always contains the same elements in the same ratio.  
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law of conservation of mass   mass cant be created or destroyed  
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law of multiple proportions   when 2 elements combine to form two or more compounds, the mass of one element that combines with a given mass of the other is in the ratio of small whole numbers  
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rutherfords model   nucleus protons neutrons  
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bohrs model   electrons in electron cloud  
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volume in atom   in electron cloud  
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mass in atom   in nucleus  
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what keeps the nucleus together   a strong force  
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02 vs 03   isotopes and multiple proportion  
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mass of nuetron is the same as mass of   protons  
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electron charge   negative outside nucleus  
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proton charge   positive, inside nucleus  
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neutron   no charge, inside nucleus  
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daltons theory #1   1. all matter is composed of atoms  
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daltons theory #2   2.atoms are of the same element are indentical in their properties  
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daltons theory #3   3. atoms of different elements differ in properties  
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daltons theory #4   diff. elements combine to form compounds  
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daltons theory #5   chemical reactions, they are combined, seperated, rearranged but never created destroyed or changed  
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what did the foil experiment discover   dense nucleus  
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what did the ray tube discover   electrons  
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frequency of wave lengths in electro magnet radiation   electro magnet spectrum  
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