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ATOMIC THEORY
HOW IT HAS PROGRESSED THROUGH THE YEARS
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DEMOCRITUS
430 BC
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3.
ATOMOS
First person to come up with the concept of an atom
Learned a piece of matter was divisible into smaller parts
Called individual parts "atoma" where we get word "atom"
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ARISTOTLE
370 BC
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EARTH WIND FIRE WATER ELEMENTS
Believed that matter is a mixture of four natural elements
Thought all four elements are made up of four properties
Four properties: clod, hot, wet and dry
This theory was proven incorrect
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JOHN DALTON
1803
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BILLIARD BALL MODEL
Discovered that atoms are the smallest particle of an element
That atoms of different elements have different masses
Atoms are solid, indestructible units much like a billiard ball
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JJ THOMSON
1896
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PLUM PUDDING MODEL
Discovered that the atom is mostly empty space
This means its neutral
Figured out electrons are floating around the empty space
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ROBERT MILLIKAN
1909
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MASS AND CHARGE OF AN ELECTRON
Also called Oil Drop Experiment
Measured the gravitational force of charged oil drops
Could then figure out that there was a charge of an electron
Was awarded the Nobel prize for his physics
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ERNEST RUTHERFORD
1917
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THE GOLD FOIL MODEL
Rutherford shot a beam at gold foil
Noticed some particles scattered
Realized there is a nucleus
A small, dense concentration of charge and mass
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SIR JAMES CHADWICK
1932
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PROTON AND NEUTRON MODEL
Discovered the particle in the nucleus of an atom
Became known as the neutron because it has no electric charge
He measured how hard an atom recoiled after a collision
He was able to estimate the mass of the nucleus
They knew how many protons and electrons existed so they found neutrons
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