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QQ: Make a timeline that shows the order of the major developments in atomic theory. Include the scientist’s name and what their discovery.
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Make a list of these scientists
Make a list of these scientists. Beside each scientist, write the name of his theory. Democritus Aristotle
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3. Dalton
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4. Thomson 5. Rutherford
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Bohr 7. Schrodinger
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Objective: I understand the nature and behavior of an atom’s structure.
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97.5% Zinc 95% Cu
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Vocabulary Quiz
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Electron Configuration
* how electrons are arranged
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Orbital Region where there is 90% probability of finding an electron.
Can’t pinpoint the location of an electron. Density of dots represents degree of probability.
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* How much energy each electron contains
Energy Levels * How much energy each electron contains High Low
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Ground State: least energy & most stable
Excited State: gained energy & moved out; Less stable
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The outer energy level of each orbit strives to be filled
The outer energy level of each orbit strives to be filled. The outer energy level is most stable when they have 8 electrons.
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Energy level # electrons 1 2 8 3 18 4 32 2n2
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Valence Electron * Outer most shell * Most likely to react
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Valence electrons
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Work on your news article. Remember: Newspaper format
Scientist & His Discovery Year of Discovery Previous Theories Picture Quality of Product New Information 15 min
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Ima Student Wonderful Worker Brilliant Believer Article #
Average Score: Exceeds Expectation 3 points Meets 2 points Needs Improvement 1 point Not Seen 0 points Looks like a paper It is clear what scientist is being discussed Year of discovery Scientist’s discovery is accurately described It is clear how this new theory is different from previous theories Appropriate picture is present Contains info not presented in class Quality of project Positive comment: Wish for next time: Ima Student Wonderful Worker Brilliant Believer
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