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Atomic theory overview

Atomic theory Overview 1)The Humble Beginnings Democritus ( BC) and Leucippus (~500 BC) The atom is an indestructible thing, it is the smallest piece that any substance can be broken in to. It is indivisible, that is, it cannot be broken down any further.

2) Thousands of years passed: John Dalton (1808) Atoms are the smallest part that any sample of element can be broken into. Atoms of the same element have the same atomic mass, atoms of different elements have different atomic mass.

3) Not so much time passed: a Crookes Tube in J. J. Thomson (1897) The atom is a sphere made of a diffuse (thin) positive charge, in which negatively charged electrons are embedded (stuck). He called his model the “plum pudding” model, but who eats plum pudding anymore? It’s more like a “chocolate chip cookie dough” model, where the atom is a positively charged cookie dough ball with negative chocolate chip electrons stuck in it.

4) But then Ernest Rutherford discovered the alpha particle and HAD to play with it! (1911) The atom is made of a small, dense, positively charged nucleus with electrons orbiting outside the nucleus at a distance with empty space making up the rest of the atom. The majority of an atom’s volume is empty space, and the majority of the atom’s mass is in the nucleus.

5) He saw the light! Broken up into bright lines though a spectroscope! Neils Bohr! (1913) Bohr observed the light given off when several elements are heated and give off light. Different elements gave off different colors of light. When this light was passed through a prism, the light was broken up into lines of color. Each element’s lines were different. Bohr figured that electrons falling from high energy levels to low energy levels were causing the light. Each element’s spectrum of colored lines was different, meaning that the energy levels of different elements have a different amount of energy. This process, called spectroscopy, is useful for identifying element samples.

6) Werner Heisenberg may have slept here: we’re uncertain! The Quantum-Mechanical Model The atom contains a small, dense positive nucleus surrounded by electrons that travel in a wave-like motion around the nucleus. This motion is modified by mass and charge interactions between electrons and the nucleus. The interactions and the fast speed of the electron make it impossible to know with any certainty both where an electron is and where it is going in any particular instant. All we can know is the general area of space in which the electron might be found. They very from the most general location to the most specific. Electrons travel in principal energy levels, which are made up of sublevels, which are made up of orbitals that contain up to two electrons each. If two electrons are in the same orbital, they will spin in opposite directions.