Atomic Models JOHN DALTON Early 1800s Thought atoms

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Atomic Models

Atomic Models

JOHN DALTON �Early 1800’s �Thought atoms were smooth, hard balls that could not be

JOHN DALTON �Early 1800’s �Thought atoms were smooth, hard balls that could not be broken into smaller pieces. �All elements are made of atoms. �All atoms of the same element are exactly alike and have same mass. �An atom of one element cannot be changed into an atom of a different element. �Atoms cannot be created nor destroyed, only rearranged. �Compounds are made from atoms of different elements.

JOHN DALTON Atomic Model Object used to represent theory

JOHN DALTON Atomic Model Object used to represent theory

J. J. THOMSON � 1897 �An atom consists of negative charges scattered throughout a

J. J. THOMSON � 1897 �An atom consists of negative charges scattered throughout a ball of positive charges.

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J. J. THOMSON Atomic Model Object used to represent theory

ERNEST RUTHERFORD � 1911 �Rutherford was a student of Thomson. �Positive charge (protons) is

ERNEST RUTHERFORD � 1911 �Rutherford was a student of Thomson. �Positive charge (protons) is located in the center of the atom. �Center is called the nucleus. �Almost all of the atom’s mass is located in the nucleus. �Atom is mostly empty space with the electrons moving around the nucleus.

ERNEST RUTHERFORD Atomic Model Object used to represent theory

ERNEST RUTHERFORD Atomic Model Object used to represent theory

NEILS BOHR � 1913 �Bohr was a student of Thomson & Rutherford �Electrons could

NEILS BOHR � 1913 �Bohr was a student of Thomson & Rutherford �Electrons could only have specific amounts of energy, leading them to move in certain orbits. �This model is also compared to planets orbiting in the solar system.

NEILS BOHR Atomic Model Object used to represent theory

NEILS BOHR Atomic Model Object used to represent theory

MODERN SCIENTISTS � 1920’s �Electrons do not orbit the nucleus like planets, rather they

MODERN SCIENTISTS � 1920’s �Electrons do not orbit the nucleus like planets, rather they can be anywhere in a cloudlike region around the nucleus. �Electrons of the same energy are in the same energy level.

JAMES CHADWICK � 1932 �Found that the atom has a particle that was electrically

JAMES CHADWICK � 1932 �Found that the atom has a particle that was electrically neutral (neutron).

MODERN SCIENTISTS / JAMES CHADWICK Atomic Model Object used to represent theory

MODERN SCIENTISTS / JAMES CHADWICK Atomic Model Object used to represent theory

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