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ATOM AN ATOM IS THE SMALLEST PARTICLE THAT HAS ALL THE PROPERTIES OF AN ELEMENT GREEK ATOM DALTON’S ATOM Dalton's Atom Model John Dalton (1766-1844) is the father of the chemical atomic theory. He proposed an "atomic theory" with spherical solid atoms based upon measurable properties of mass. The main principles of his theory: chemical elements are made of atoms; atoms of different elements have different masses; atoms of the same element have the same properties, such as weight. THOMSON’S ATOM RUTHERFORD’S EXPERIMENT BOHR’S ATOM Bohr's success was somewhat short lived as more careful experiments revealed extra spectral lines which Bohr could not account for. Sommerfield saved the day by proposing elliptical electron orbits to explain these effects just as Kepler had done more than three centuries earlier to explain deviations of the orbit of Mars around the sun. Bohr's problems were not over though. A closer look at earlier work by Zeeman (1897) showed that extra spectral lines appeared when excited hydrogen atoms were placed in a magnetic field. These could be accounted for if the orientation of the orbit was also included in the equations. AN ATOM IS ESSENTIALLY EMPTY SPACE FUNDAMENTAL PARTICLES ATOM ARRANGEMENT Possible nucleus configuration (protons are red with + in picture) IN THEIR NORMAL STATE ATOMS ARE NEUTRAL # PROTONS # ELECTRONS ATOM SHELLS K L M MAXIMUM ELECTRONS PER SHELL 2n2 n-SHELL # K-2 L-8 M-18 N-32 O-50 MAX. # OF ELECTRONS ON SHELLS Electron shells for a Sodium atom (atomic number 11, with 11 electrons) 2n2 CENTRIPETAL FORCE vs CENTRIFUGAL FORCE ELECTRON BINDING ENERGY BINDING ENERGY ELECTRON BINDING ENERGY BINDING ENERGIES TUNGSTEN TUNGSTEN-74 BINDING ENERGIES OF DIFFERENT SHELL ELECTRONS K-70 KEV L-12 KEV M-2.8 KEV BARIUM-56 BINDING ENERGIES OF DIFFERENT SHELL ELECTRONS K-37 KEV L-6 KEV M-1.3 KEV IONIZATION IF ENERGY OF INCOMING PARTICLE/PHOTON>BINDING ENERGY OF THE ELECTRON EXCITATION IF ENERGY OF INCOMING PARTICLE/PHOTON<BINDING ENERGY OF THE ELECTRON OUTER SHELL IONIZATION INNER SHELL IONIZATION CASCADE! PERIODIC TABLE Z A 8 MAXIMUM # OF ELECTRONS ON THE LAST SHELL --- VALENCE SHELL 8 CHEMICAL BONDS BONDS BONDS BONDS BONDS ISOTOPES ISOBARS ISOTONES A#-Z#= SAME ISOMERS