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Title: A look at the atom, close up!


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A look at the atom, close up!
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Development of modern atomic theory
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Daltons Atom
  • Daltons Model says that
  • All matter is made of individual particles called
    atoms
  • Atoms are solid spheres

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Thompsons Atom
  • Thompsons Model says that
  • Atoms have positive parts called protons and
    negative parts called electrons
  • The electrons and protons are
  • evenly spread throughout the atom

Electrons
Protons
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Rutherfords Atom -1899
Electrons
  • Rutherfords Model says that
  • The protons and neutrons are tightly packed in
    the center of an atom

Protons
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Bohrs Atom
Electrons
  • Bohrs Model says that
  • Electrons are arranged in different rings around
    the nucleus

Protons
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Modern Atomic Theory
Electrons
  • Modern atomic theory says that
  • We cannot predict where the electron will be next
  • Electrons move throughout the shells as clouds
    of electrons

Protons
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Atomic Number
How is the atomic number found? What is the
atomic number of this atom? Do all Carbon
atoms have the same atomic number?
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Atomic Mass
How is atomic mass found? What is the atomic
mass of this atom? Atomic mass Atomic
Weight
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Isotopes
Are these atoms the same element? Are they
isotopes?
Are these atoms the same element? Are they
isotopes?
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Quiz Tomorrow
  • Organizational levels
  • Modeling atoms (the outside stuff caps)
  • Subatomic particles
  • Atomic mass
  • Atomic number
  • Isotopes

FUN!!!
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Organizational Levels
Universe Galaxy Solar System Planet Population Org
anism Organs Tissues Cells Macromolecules Molecule
s Atoms Protons, Neutrons, Electrons
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