WHMIS and The Structure of Matter

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High School Science Flashcards on WHMIS and The Structure of Matter, created by Mariapaula AR on 16/12/2014.
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John Dalton All atoms were like spheres. They varied in size, mass or colour. - All matter is made of small indivisible particles called atoms. - All the atoms of an element are a like in properties like size and mass. - Atoms of different elements have different properties - Atoms of different elements can combine in specific fixed ratios to form new substances.
Thomson An atom was a sphere of positive charge imbedded with negative particles. The negatively charged particles were called electrons.
H. Nagaoka A Japanese scientist H. Nagaoka placed the electrons outside the atom. He said they travelled around the atom in a pattern like the rings around the planet Saturn.
Rutherford Discovered the nucleus of the atom. The model of the atom he suggested after that discovery resembled a mini solar system where the sun is the nucleus and the planets orbiting the sun are the electrons.
Bohr Bohr suggested that the electrons surrounding the nucleus were in specific energy levels. If they didn't, then the atoms would not emit light in specific wavelengths and frequencies.
Quantum Mechanical Model The quantum mechanical model of the atom is the one used today. The theory of electron movement has been abandoned. Instead, the idea is that electrons are a sort of cloud that covers entire areas all at once in different levels of energy.
WHMIS Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System
Poisonous add Infectious Material Compressed Gas Poisonous Causing Immediate Effect Biohazardous Infectious Materials Oxidizing Materials Flammable Corrosive Material angerously Reactive Material
Proton Nucleus Positive
Neutron Nucleus Neutral
Electron Surrounding Nucleus Negative
Heating and Freezing Heating (Temporary) usually sealed in an oxygen free atmosphere Freezing (Almost Indefinite)
Salting -Method of preserving meat or fish usually -Dries the food by drawing out water which leaves bacteria inactive or dead. -This method was used by sailors.
Fermentation -Biochemical preservation technique which uses lactobacilli -This bacteria preserves food while increasing the vitamin level -This was useful in the times where people suffered from Scurvy.
Metallergy The science of producing and using metals
Copper (History) Hammered into tools but became brittle.
Annealing (Definition) Heating copper before it is hammered, to avoid brittle tools
Smelting The process of separating metals from other elements by melting
Bronze Sumerians smelting copper ores and tin ores to make bronze
Smelting Iron Smelting Iron became common in 1200 BCE
ARISTOTLE'S DESCRIPTION OF MATTER Aristotle thought that all matter was made of water, fire, air and earth.
Democritus Thought that matter was made of tiny particles which he called atomos which means 'indivisible'
Alchemy (Definition) Alchemy was a mix of magic and chemistry. Alchemists tried to get rich by turning ordinary elements like copper into gold.
Alchemy (Chemical Discoveries) -Mercury was discovered -Procedures for making mineral acids were developed -laboratory equipment was improved
Job in Chemistry: Agrochemist Bachelor in Science in Chemistry or closely related field - Work in the agricultural field - Study food of plants, livestock and humans - They also examine chemicals used to increase crop yields - Examine pesticides, herbicides and insecticides.
Job in Chemistry : Forensic Chemist Bachelors in Chemistry or Forensic Science - Analyze hairs, blood, etc, from crime scenes. - Analyze non-biological - Forensic labs, toxicology lab, police departments
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