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Jonah Berthelsen 2nd Hour

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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MODELS AND THEORIES OF THE ATOM

BY: JONAH BERTHELSEN

DEMOCRITUS 400 BCE

ATOMOS THEORY
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ATOMOS THEORY

  • First person to come up with the idea of atoms
  • Imagined that atoms were one of two elements to make up all things
  • Thought that atoms were invisible and could not be altered in any way
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ARISTOTLE 380 BCE

EARTH WIND FIRE WATER THEORY

4 ELEMENT THEORY

  • Thought that there were four elements to make up the universe
  • Earth, air, fire and water and any combination of two would make
  • Up a sensation (i.e. Air plus water = wet or earth plus fire = hot ect.

DALTON 1800-1802

BILLIARD BALL MODEL

BILLIARD BALL MODEL

  • His billiard ball model created the basic idea of elements.
  • He said that, much like billiard balls, atoms of different elements
  • Have different masses. This became the basic understanding
  • For all future scientists to go off of.

THOMSON 1897

PLUM PUDDING MODEL & CATHODE RAY EXPERIMENT

PLUM PUDDING AND CATHODE RAY

  • The plum pudding model was the first model of the
  • Atom to incorperate the electron. The cathode ray
  • Experiment was the procedure in which he made this
  • Discovery.

RUTHERFORD 1900-1903

POSITIVELY CHARGED NUCLEUS MODEL & GOLD FOIL EXPERIMENT

POSITIVELY CHARGED NUCLEUS MODEL & GOLD FOIL EXPERIMENT

  • Rutherford used the gold foil experiment to prove
  • That the nucleus of the atom is positively charged.
  • This helped explain how electrons stay with the atom.
  • He was also once a student of J.J. Thomson

MILLIKAN 1923

MASS/CHARGE OF ELECTRON THEORY & OIL DROP EXPERIMENT

MASS/CHARGE OF ELECTRON THEORY & OIL DROP EXPERIMENT

  • His famous oil drop experiment used gravity to
  • Determine the charge of an electron. This also
  • Won him the nobel peace core.

CHADWICK 1925

PROTON AND NEUTRON MODEL

PROTON AND NEUTRON MODEL

  • He discovered neutron which created
  • The model of the atom that we use today.
  • He won the nobel prize for this discovery.
  • He was also a student of rutherford at one point.