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The Atomic Theory

The Atomic Theory

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Unit 2:  Atomic Theory

Chemistry I CP

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Poll

Which of these models do you think most accurately depicts the structure of the atom?

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Democritus

  • Ancient Greek philosopher

  • Matter is made of solid spheres he called "atomos".

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JJ (Joseph John)Thomson

  • cathode ray tube

  • discovered the electron

  • Plum Pudding Model (also called Blueberry Muffin Model or Chocolate Chip Cookie Model)

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Ernest Rutherford

  • Gold foil experiment

  • discovered the positively charged nucleus

  • said the atom is mostly empty space except for the tiny, positive nucleus

  • Planetary Model (also called the Rutherford-Bohr Model)

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Neils Bohr

  • used hydrogen to discover energy levels

  • said that electrons travel around the nucleus in SPECIFIC "orbits" that he called energy levels like the planets orbit the sun

  • Planetary Model (also called Rutherford-Bohr Model)

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Richard Feynman

  • discovered the electron cloud

  • said electrons are most likely to be found at specific distances from the nucleus in what he called and electron "cloud"

  • energy levels are not two dimensional paths but are three dimensional shells

  • Electron Cloud Model

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Open Ended

Describe the Plum Pudding Model of the atom in terms of the presence or absence and location of protons, neutrons, electrons, and a nucleus.

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Open Ended

Describe the Planetary Model of the atom in terms of the presence or absence and location of protons, neutrons, electrons, and a nucleus.

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Open Ended

Describe the Electron Cloud Model of the atom in terms of the presence or absence and location of protons, neutrons, electrons, and a nucleus.

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Multiple Choice

Which model is the Democritus model of the atom?

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Multiple Choice

Which model is the Plum Pudding Model?

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Multiple Choice

Which model is the Planetary Model?

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Multiple Choice

Which model is the Electron Cloud Model?

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Unit 2:  Atomic Theory

Chemistry I CP

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