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Chapter 4
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Chapter 4- Section 1
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Covers:
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Atomic Theory
Elecron
Nucleus
Different Models
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“Atomos” – Greek for indivisible or unable
to be cut or divided
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They determine the properties of matter
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Matter is made up of particles called atoms
Democritus
– thought
atoms were indivisible &
indestructible
 Lacked experimental
support
th
4 century B.C.
 John
Dalton – (1766-1844)
Dalton’s Atomic Theory
1. All elements are composed of tiny,
indivisible atoms
2. Atoms of the same element are
identical. Atoms of 1 element are
different from another element
Dalton’s Atomic Theory (cont)
3. Atoms of different elements
can either physically mix or
chemically combine in
simple, whole number ratios
to form compounds
Dalton’s Atomic Theory (cont)
4. Chemical Reactions occur
when atoms are separated,
joined or rearranged.
Atoms of 1 element cannot
change into another element
by a chemical reaction.
 Dalton’s Theory
is mostly
accepted today
Except that we now know
atoms CAN be divided - into
subatomic particles (i.e.
electrons, protons, neutrons)
 JJ Thompson
(1856-1940)
discovered electrons using a
device called a cathode ray
tube
Cathode Ray Tube
•He sealed gases in a tube
fitted at both ends with
electrodes (metal disks)
•Connected to a source of
high voltage electricity
A
glowing beam formed
between the 2 electrodes
He called it the cathode
ray
CATHODE has a negative
charge
Cathode
Ray Tube
The
cathode ray is attracted
to metal plates that have a
positive charge
It is repelled by negatively
charged plates
From Catode(-) to Anode(+)
 The
ray must be composed of
negatively charged particles
moving at a high speed
 He called these particles
electrons
 ANODE has a positive charge
 JJ Thomson’s
model of the atom is
called the plum-pudding model
 He thought the electrons were
randomly placed throughout the
atom, like the currants in a plum
pudding
Ernest Rutherford discovered the
nucleus
 He used a thin sheet of gold foil and
bombarded it with alpha particles
(helium nuclei)
 Most
particles passed through the
foil as he expected
 However, some were deflected
slightly and came through at an
angle
 Some particles bounced back at him
 He
hypothesized that there must
be a dense positive part of the
atom, but most of the atom is
empty space
 Rutherford’s Gold Foil Experiment
 Bohr
– proposed that electrons
have a fixed energy and move in
energy levels around the nucleus
– which is why they don’t fall into
the nucleus
 The
energy levels are like the
rungs of a ladder – electrons
cannot be in between levels, and
need a specific amount of energy
to move from one to another
 Dalton
– thought atoms were
solid and indivisible
 JJ Thomson – discovered the
electron, & made the plum-pudding
model
 Rutherford
– discovered the
nucleus
 Bohr – proposed electrons in
orbitals around nucleus
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What do you already know?
What are the subatomic particles?
How can you distinguish between the
subatomic particles?