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The Atom and Elements

2 Democritus ( BC) John Dalton ( ) Joseph John Thomson ( ) Published the atomic theory: 1.Elements were composed of atoms. 2.Atoms of a given element are identical. 3.Atoms of different elements have different properties. 4.Atoms don’t change, but can be combined and rearranged with other atoms. 5.Compounds are formed when atoms of more than one element combine. Proposed that matter was made of small particles he called atoms. In Greek this means indivisible or cannot be divided. He believed different atoms would vary in size and would be in constant motion. Atom as solid object Extremely small particles in motion Identified the electron, which carries a negative charge. He thought that electrons were embedded in the atom like raisins in raisin bread. Atom as solid object with a positive center and electrons embedded in the atom

3 Neils Bohr ( ) James Chadwick ( ) Ernest Rutherford ( ) Used high speed lightweight atoms called alpha particles to bombard very thin gold foil. Most of these alpha particles passed through the gold foil. The fact that these particles went through the foil lead to his theory that atoms have mostly empty space. Alpha particles went through spaces. Described the electrons moving around the nucleus in fixed orbits. Each orbit has a set amount of energy. We use this model for a basic understanding of the atom’s structure. Solved the problem of “missing mass” in the atom by discovering the neutron.        However, more recent research has shown that electrons move around the nucleus in waves rather than elliptical orbits. Electrons are better represented as an “electron cloud.”      Electrons move so fast that scientists prefer the atom model where electrons are represented by a cloud.

4 Basic Structure of an Atom Proton Electron Neutron + + Positive Charge No Charge Negative Charge Electrons do not have much mass compared to protons and neutrons. 1 AMU AMU is an atomic mass unit.

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6 What Do You Notice? 3 Li Na Mg K Ca S Cl Ar Ne F Al Si P B C N O H Be He 4.0

7 Be 9.01 Beryllium 4 Element Name Atomic Number Element Symbol Atomic Mass (# of protons and electrons) (# of neutrons plus protons) Atomic Mass - Atomic Number = # of neutrons 5 Neutrons = 5

8 N Nitrogen P = E = N = What are the numbers of protons, electrons and neutrons?

9 F Fluorine P = E = N = What are the numbers of protons, electrons and neutrons?

10 Cl Chlorine P = E = N = What are the numbers of protons, electrons and neutrons?

11 Elements usually have differing amount of neutrons. These different forms are called isotopes. Let’s take hydrogen as an example: 1 Hydrogen H 1.01 As you can see from the atomic mass (1.01) the most naturally abundant form of hydrogen does not have a neutron. However, in rare instances isotopes form. Below are the isotopes of hydrogen: …. are isotopes of hydrogen.  Protium  Deuterium  Tritium

12 2 Max # of Electrons Energy Level P = N = The Bohr Model Valence Electrons – The electrons on the outer shell