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what was democritus' contribution towards better understanding of the atom   he stated that the atom was the smallest particle that things were made of  
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what was daltons contribution towards better understanding of the atom   all matter is made of atoms  
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what was thomsons contribution towards better understanding of the atom   discovered electrons  
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what was rutherfords contribution towards better understanding of the atom   the atom had a positive nucleus and negative electrons surrounding it  
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what was bohrs contribution towards better understanding of the atom   electrons travel in definite paths  
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what are the rules for putting electrons in bohr diagrams   they have to travel in definite paths  
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define element   a pure substance made from atoms that all have the same number of protons  
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what is the unit measurement for an atoms mass   amu  
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how is the identity of an element determined   atomic number  
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difine isotope   a atom with one more neutron than proton  
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define ion   no longer neutral because it has gained or lost electrons  
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