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  1. 1what is used to observe atoms?scanning tunneling microscope
  2. 2electron cloudgives the atom it's volume
  3. 3neucleusgives the atom it's mass
  4. 4atomic numbernumber of protons (electrons) in an elementatomic number
  5. 5mass number-total number of protons + neutrons
    -the atomic mass is rounded to the nearest whole number to get the atomic number
    mass number
  6. 6isotopesatoms that have the same number of protons but different number of neutrons
  7. 7ground statethe lowest energy state possible where electrons usually are in atoms
  8. 8excited statewhen electrons gain energy, they enter the excited state, a higher energy state
  9. 9energy level-region around the nucleus where an electron is likely moving
    -electrons can move from one energy level to another
  10. 10quantum of energyamount of energy required to move an electron from one energy level to another
  11. 11principle quantum number-(n)
    -describes energy level of an electron in an atom
    -n=1-7
    -as n increases, so does the distance from the nucleus and the energy of the electron
  12. 12orbital quantum number-(L)
    -tells the shape of the orbital
    -3D region where electrons are likely to be found
  13. 13magnetic quantum number-(m1)
    -describes the orientation of the orbital in space (x, y, z axis)
    -s orbital : 1 orientation
    -p orbital : 3 orientations
    -d orbital : 5 orientations
    -f orbital : 7 orientations
  14. 14spin quantum number-(ms)
    -describes the spin of an electron
    -ms = +1/2 and -1/2
    -electrons spin clockwise and counterclockwise
  15. 15amplitudethe height of a wave from origin to crest
  16. 16wavelengththe distance between waveswavelength
  17. 17frequencythe number of waves that pass a certain point in an amountof time
  18. 18Democritus-4th century BC
    -suggested matter was composed of atoms
    -atom was indivisible and indestructible
    -theory was not based on scientific method
  19. 19John DaltonAtomic Theory
    1) all elements are comp. of atoms
    2) atoms of same element are identical, and different from other elements
    3) atoms of diff. elements can physically mix or chemically combine to form compounds
    4) chem. reactions occur when atoms are seperated, joined or rearranged and their atoms can't change into atoms of a diff. element
  20. 20J.J. Thompson-discovered electron
    -used cathode ray tube
    -atoms contained negative particles (electrons)
    -atoms are neutral, so must be + particles
    -atoms are divisible into subatomic particles
    -"Plum Pudding Model"
  21. 21Cathode Ray Tube-attracted to positive plate
    -opposite charges attract, like charges repel
    -cathode ray= negatively charged particles
  22. 22Ernst Rutherford-Gold Foil experiment
    -led to discovery of nucleus
    -most of positive particles passed through foil
    -a few particles hit the nucleus and bounced back
  23. 23Gold Foil experimentResults
    -99% of alpha particles (+) went thru
    -1% were deflected at angles
    -a few totally reversed directions
    Conclusions
    -atom is mostly empty space
    -nucleus is +, small and dense
    -elecrons are so small, didn't interfere with alpha particles
  24. 24Neil Bohr-"Planetary model" of atom
    -electrons are arranged in specific circular paths (or orbits) around the nucleus, different paths have differnet energy levels
  25. 25Erwin Shrodinger-developed model based on mathematical equations like the quantum mechanical model
    -model suggest where electrons probably are outside nucleus
    -electrons don't travel on set path
    -electrons have a specific amount of energy

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