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Explore the journey of atomic structure, from Democritus' deduction of the atom to modern understanding through the Scanning Tunneling Microscope. Learn about key figures and their contributions, from Lavoisier's chemical reactions to Franklin's study of electricity.
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Chapter 3 Atomic Structure
DEMOCRITUS • Greek philosopher • 470-380 BC • Deduced the ‘atom’ • Greek for • Everything in universe is made of
Lavoisier • Concluded a chemical reaction
Proust • Law of • A given compound always has the same ratios of elements
Dalton • Atomic theory of matter
Dalton’s Postulates • Each element is • All atoms of a given element are
Dalton’s Postulates • Atoms are • A given compound always
How did he know? • Indirect evidence • Observations on how things reacted
Scanning Tunneling Microscope • Atoms in Silicon
Structure • Michael Faraday • Proved atoms contained
Ben Franklin • Studied static electricity • Flew a kite in a thunderstorm • Don’t do this at home • Concluded 2 charges
Charges • Positive (+) • Negative (-) • Like charges • Opposite charges • Built up • When the electrons jump to a door or person…
Cathode Rays • TV • Electrons moving through a glass tube with little pressure inside. • J.J. Thompson
Atomic Structure Review • Proton • Neutron • Electron
The Modern Day Atom • Nucleus: • Orbiting Nucleus:
Atomic Numbers (Z) • Equal to • NEVER CHANGES
Mass Number (A) • Sum of
Isotopes of the Elements • Same • Different number of
Isotopes • Defined: • Will have different mass • C-12 • C-13
Average Atomic Mass • Ave Mass = • No • No • Only
Practice • What is the average atomic mass of the following element. Isotope/mass Abundance Q-54 43% Q-55 29% Q-53 17% Q-56 11%
Ions of the Elements • Same number of • Has lost or gained • Contains
Practice • How many electrons in