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Title: Atomic Structure


1
Chapter 3
  • Atomic Structure

2
DEMOCRITUS
  • Greek philosopher
  • 470-380 BC
  • Deduced the atom
  • Greek for
  • Everything in universe is made of

3
Lavoisier
  • Concluded a chemical reaction

4
Proust
  • Law of
  • A given compound always has the same ratios of
    elements

5
Dalton
  • Atomic theory of matter

6
Daltons Postulates
  • Each element is
  • All atoms of a given element are

7
Daltons Postulates
  • Atoms are
  • A given compound always

8
How did he know?
  • Indirect evidence
  • Observations on how things reacted

9
Scanning Tunneling Microscope
  • Atoms in Silicon

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Structure
  • Michael Faraday
  • Proved atoms contained

13
Ben Franklin
  • Studied static electricity
  • Flew a kite in a thunderstorm
  • Dont do this at home
  • Concluded 2 charges

14
Charges
  • Positive ()
  • Negative (-)
  • Like charges
  • Opposite charges
  • Built up
  • When the electrons jump to a door or person

15
Cathode Rays
  • TV
  • Electrons moving through a glass tube with little
    pressure inside.
  • J.J. Thompson

16
Atomic Structure Review
  • Proton
  • Neutron
  • Electron

17
The Modern Day Atom
  • Nucleus
  • Orbiting Nucleus





18
Atomic Numbers (Z)
  • Equal to
  • NEVER CHANGES





19
Mass Number (A)
  • Sum of





20
Isotopes of the Elements
  • Same
  • Different number of





21
Isotopes
  • Defined
  • Will have different mass
  • C-12
  • C-13

22
Average Atomic Mass
  • Ave Mass
  • No
  • No
  • Only

23
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

24
Ions of the Elements
  • Same number of
  • Has lost or gained
  • Contains




25
Practice
  • How many electrons in
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