

Atomic Theory
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Laura O'Neill
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Engage & Explore
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Fear of Snow is called chionophobia
Phobos - fear
Chion - snow
FUN FACTS
Erie, Pennsylvania had the most snow last year with 198.5 inches!
Every year, about 1 septillion ice crystals fall to Earth. That is a 1 with 24 0's after it!
FUN FACTS
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Gravity
Electromagnetism - magnetic fields, light and electric fields
Nuclear Forces - 2 Types
Strong
Weak
Forces of Nature
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Believed that could cut matter into smaller pieces until reach smallest piece, he named the ATOM.
Atomic Models:
Democritus
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2,000 years later:
- suggested that atoms are spheres that combine to form matter
- Broke water (H2O) down to hydrogen and oxygen
Atomic Models: John Dalton
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Found subatomic particles he called electrons with a negative charge.
He thought the electrons were located in a sea of positive charged particles, called the plum pudding model.
Atomic Model: JJ Thomson
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Believed thru testing that atom not positive all over but only in center, he called NUCLEUS.
Also believed there was a lot of empty space in atom with electrons circling.
Atomic Model: Ernest Rutherford
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Observed when energy added to atom, the electrons moved farther away from nucleus.
Believed electrons had certain orbits around the nucleus, called energy levels.
Atomic Model: Niels Bohr
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Both called building blocks but......
Millions of atoms make up a single cell
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Categorize
Model claims that atoms are indivisible.
Model predicts the existence of negative subatomic particles in a sea of positive charges.
Claimed there were positive subatomic particles and they were found in nucleus.
Model proposes energy levels of electrons exist.
Organize these atomic models to its claim or prediction.
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Multiple Choice
Atoms are basic building blocks of all matter.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Atoms are made up of cells.
True
False
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Protons - Positive charge
Neutrons - No electrical charge
Electrons - Negative charge
Protons and Neutrons are made of smaller particles called Quarks.
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Made up of protons and neutrons.
Electrons orbit the nucleus.
The nuclear force holds nucleus together.
Nucleus
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Found outside the nucleus.
Far away from nucleus so lots of empty space in atom!
Orbit in clouds, such as example on right.
Electrons
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Multiple Choice
Protons and neutrons are the smallest particles.
True
False
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Multiple Select
What part of the atom is made up of smaller parts called Quarks?
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
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Check
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Dropdown
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Match
Match the following
Proton
Neutron
Electron
Nucleus
Electron shell
Positively charged particle in nucleus
Particle with no charge in nucleus
Negative charged particle orbits nucleus
Center of atom
Orbital paths of electrons
Positively charged particle in nucleus
Particle with no charge in nucleus
Negative charged particle orbits nucleus
Center of atom
Orbital paths of electrons
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Multiple Select
Which of the following is formed from smaller pieces called Quarks?
Proton
Neutron
Electron
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What do you notice about the table?
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