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Title: ATOMIC THEORIES


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ATOMIC THEORIES
  • Democritus
  • Dalton
  • Modern

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1st Atomic Theory
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1st Atomic Theory
  • Democritus
  • (Greek 400 B.C.)

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1st Atomic Theory
  • Democritus
  • (Greek 400 B.C.)
  • Matter is made of tiny particles, atoms.

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1st Atomic Theory
  • Democritus
  • (400 b.c.)
  • Matter is made of tiny particles, atoms.
  • Different types of atoms exist for every type of
    matter.

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1st Atomic Theory based on Science
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1st Atomic Theory based on Science
  • John Dalton (English 1803)

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1st Atomic Theory based on Science
  • John Dalton (English 1803)
  • All matter is made of indivisible atoms.

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1st Atomic Theory based on Science
  • John Dalton (English 1803)
  • All matter is made of indivisible atoms.
  • All atoms of an element are alike.

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1st Atomic Theory based on Science
  • John Dalton (English 1803)
  • All matter is made of indivisible atoms.
  • All atoms of an element are alike.
  • Atoms of different elements are different.

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1st Atomic Theory based on Science
  • John Dalton (English 1803)
  • All mater is made of indivisible atoms.
  • All atoms of an element are alike.
  • Atoms of different elements are different.
  • Compounds form when atoms bond.

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1st Atomic Theory based on Science
  • John Dalton (English 1803)
  • All mater is made of indivisible atoms.
  • All atoms of an element are alike.
  • Atoms of different elements are different.
  • Compounds form when atoms bond.
  • In a given compound, the number and kind of atoms
    is constant.

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Modern Atomic Theory
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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Atoms ARE divisible they are made of subatomic
    particles

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Atoms ARE divisible they are made of subatomic
    particles
  • protons and neutrons in a nucleus surrounded by

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Atoms ARE divisible they are made of subatomic
    particles
  • protons and neutrons in a nucleus surrounded by
  • electrons in an electron cloud

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Atoms ARE divisible they are made of subatomic
    particles
  • protons and neutrons in a nucleus surrounded by
  • electrons in an electron cloud
  • Number of neutrons can vary, creating isotopes.

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Contributors to the modern atomic theory
  • Democritus - first atomic theory

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Contributors to the modern atomic theory
  • Democritus
  • Lavosier

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Contributors to the modern atomic theory
  • Democritus
  • Lavosier - Law of conservation of mass
  • (The mass of a product is always the same as the
    mass of the reactants. Matter isnt created or
    destroyed.)

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Contributors to the modern atomic theory
  • Democritus
  • Lavosier
  • Proust

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Contributors to the modern atomic theory
  • Democritus
  • Lavosier
  • Proust - Law of definite proportions
  • (A given substance always has the same elements
    in the same proportions.)

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Contributors to the modern atomic theory
  • Democritus
  • Lavosier
  • Proust
  • Dalton- Law of multiple proportions
  • (If two elements contain the same elements, the
    elements always combine in small whole number
    ratios.)

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Contributors to the modern atomic theory
  • Democritus
  • Lavosier
  • Proust
  • Dalton- Law of multiple proportions
  • - 2nd Atomic Theory

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Contributors to the modern atomic theory
  • Democritus
  • Lavosier
  • Proust
  • Dalton
  • Thomson - protons and electrons

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Contributors to the modern atomic theory
  • Democritus
  • Lavosier
  • Proust
  • Dalton
  • Thomson
  • Rutherford - nucleus

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Contributors to the modern atomic theory
  • Democritus
  • Lavosier
  • Proust
  • Dalton
  • Thomson
  • Rutherford
  • Chadwick - neutrons

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Modern Atomic Theory
  • Contributors to the modern atomic theory
  • Democritus
  • Lavosier
  • Proust
  • Dalton
  • Thomson
  • Rutherford
  • Chadwick
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