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1 History of the Atom Name: Period:
Watch the assigned online videos. Take Cornell notes regarding the people and their discoveries and or experiments that contributed to the current model of the atom. Keep your Cornell notes as they will count as grade. Below are the essential elements to include in your power point. If you require more slides, copy and paste a blank template slide as needed. When you are completed with your power point, print a PDF version in order to obtain credit. (Staple the Cornell notes to your PDF power point). Greeks, Democritus, Aristotle Alchemists, alloys, glassware, acids Robert Boyle Joseph Priestly Antoine and Marie Lavoisier, Law of Conservation John Dalton, atomic theory Coulomb’s Law (Charles Coulomb) John Joseph Thomson, cathode ray tube (cathode ray), electrons Lord Kelvin, plum pudding model Robert Millikan, oil drop experiment Ernest Rutherford, gold foil experiment, nucleus, protons James Chadwick, neutrons, isotopes Niels Bohr, electrons, planetary model Werner Heisenberg, quantum theory, orbitals, cloud model

2 Online movies to watch:
Watch the assigned online videos. Take Cornell notes regarding the people and their discoveries and or experiments that contributed to the current model of the atom. Keep your Cornell notes as this will count as a grade—you will staple your Cornell notes to your PDF power point. Below are some suggested online video links, Google the following: Ted Ed: The 2,400-year search for the atom YouTube: The History of Atomic Chemistry: Crash Course Chemistry #37

3 History of the Atom Name: Period: Person(s) Person(s) Person(s)
Year(s) Year(s) Year(s) Year(s) Year(s) Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here…

4 Name: Period: Person(s) Person(s) Person(s) Person(s) Person(s)
Year(s) Year(s) Year(s) Year(s) Year(s) Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here…

5 Name: Period: Person(s) Person(s) Person(s) Person(s) Person(s)
Year(s) Year(s) Year(s) Year(s) Year(s) Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here… Significant contributions to the discovery of the atom here…

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