History of the Atom. 1.Democritus a) 1 st idea of atom – smallest particle The Greeks (~2500yrs ago) 2. Aristotle a)Observations, no experimentation b)All.

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History of the Atom

1.Democritus a) 1 st idea of atom – smallest particle The Greeks (~2500yrs ago) 2. Aristotle a)Observations, no experimentation b)All matter made up of 4 elements: Air, water, fire earth

2. Antoine La Voisier a)Discovered several elements b) Worked with law of conservation of mass c) Considered the Father of Modern Chemistry d) Beheaded during French Revolution

3. John Dalton ( ) a)Atomic Theory 1. Atoms are indivisible 2. All atoms of same element are identical BUT different than atoms of same element 3. Atoms combine in simple whole # ratios 4. Chemical rxns occur when atoms combine, split or rearrange

4. Thomson, Sir J.J. ( ) a)Cathode ray tube experiment (aka… raison bun or plum pudding model) 1.Set up a glass tube, free of air with magnets on each side 2.Sent a stream of particles thru it and observed which way they were deflected 3. Credited with discovery of electrons

5. Ernest Rutherford Set up screen with thin Au foil in front 2.Shot stream of alpha particles ( 4 2 He) thru 3.Most particles went straight thru, few deflected 4.Since 4 2 He is + charge, once deflected, it’s off of something else + 5.Credited with discovery of nucleus with + charge due to protons a) Gold Foil Experiment

6. James Chadwick a)Discovered neutron 1. Same mass & location as proton

a)Solar system model of the atom 1.Electrons orbit nucleus in orbits called ENERGY LEVELS 2. Quantum – bundle of energy that an e - needs to change level 3.When e - change levels – not stable, they fall back towards nucleus & release energy in form of light that we see as colors (ROY G BIV) 7.Neils Bohr

8. Schrödinger a)Quantum Mechanical Model 1. Deals with probability of where the electron is most likely located… Near the nucleus