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ATOMIC THEORY TIMELINE
BY: MIKAYLA SMITH
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DEMOCRITUS
Greek philosopher
“Nothing exists except atoms and empty space; everything else is opinion.”
He was the first to suggest that atoms exist.
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DALTON
English chemist and schoolteacher.
Proposed the first atomic theory.
Proposed elements are made up of indestructible, small particles called atoms.
Said all atoms of the same element are identical.
Stated atoms combine in simple, whole number ratios to form compounds' molecules.
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THOMSON
Conducted the cathode-ray experiment which discovered electrons.
Interprets that the atoms is breakable.
Thinks an atom's structure has electrons contained in a positively charged electric field.
His plum-pudding model interprets that the total electron's mass makes up the atoms's mass
Also, he proposes the atoms has a lot of empty space.
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RUTHERFORD
Conducted the gold foil experiment and founded the nucleus of an atom.
Results were 98% of the particles went straight through, 2% went throught but deflected, and .01% bounced off.
Proposed the nucleus composes the entire mass of an atom and is positively charged.
Stated that the nucleus had protons, particles the same amount of charge as an electron but opposite sign.
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BOHR
Created a model where electrons moie in orbital paths around the nucleus.
Found electrons farther away from the nucleus have more energy.
Stated specific orbits with specific energies are allowable only.
Said when atoms gain energy, electrons jump from a lower energy orbit to a further one = excited state.
Electron jump from a higher energy orbit to a closer one, emitting a quantum of energy = ground state.
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BOHR CONTINUED
Created a model that accurately predicts the spectrum of hydrogen.
It fails when it applies to elements with more than one electron.
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SCHRODINGER
Founded an equation that predicts the probabilityof finding an electron with a certain amount of energy...
...at a certain location in the atom.
Called the quantum-mechanical model of the atom.
Mikayla Smith
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