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-discovered the universe seemed to be expanding from a central point origin of the bigbang theory. -shine with light shifted toward the red end of the visible spectrum.
edwin hubble
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occurs because the light waves of cosmic bodies are stretched into low-frequency red waves as they move away from an observer on earth.
redshift
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within the 1st and 2nd after the explosion, subatomic particles were formed.
protons, neutrons, and electrons
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most abundant elements in the universe
H and He
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processes in which a nucleus either combines with another nucleus or splits into smaller nuclei.
nuclear reaction
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combine
fusion
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splits
fission
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processes involve the emission of energetic particlesof an atom
radioactivity
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results in the emission of a particle
alpha decay
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produces a daughter involves with a mass number that is lower by 4 and an atomic number that is lower by 2 than the parent nucleus
alpha decay
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converts a neutron to a proton and emits a high-energy electron, producing a daughter nucleus with the same mass number as the parent and an atomic number that is higher by 1
beta decay
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a daughter nucleus in nuclear excited state undergoes a transition to a lower-energy state by emitting y rau
gamma emission
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from the high frequency and of the electromagnetic spectrum
wave
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have no mass
wave
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according to him there were only 4 elements— fire, air, water, and earth that make up matter.
empedocles
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hera rules what?
fruitful earth
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hades rules what?
central fire
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zeus rules what?
luminescent air
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Persephone rules what?
mollifying water
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made the 1st recorded suggestion that matter consists of seperate particles
greek philosopher leucippus
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he conceived the idea that atoms are indivisible units which diffwr in size and shape.
leucippus
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atomism (from the greek atomon "uncuttable"," indivisible ") is a natural philosophy that developed in several ancient traditions
greek philosopher leucippus
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the atomists that nature consists of two fundamental principles: atom and void
leucippus
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what are the 2 fundamental principles that leucippus theorized that nature consist of?
atom and void
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considered all matter to be made up of tiny discrete, indivisible, and indestructible fundamental units of matter called atoms (from greek word atomos, which means uncuttable)
democritus
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-named the smallest piece of matter "atomos" / not to be cut - atoms were infinite in number, always moving and capable of joining together -atoms were snakl hard particles made the same material but different shapes and sizes
democritus
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proposed that all matter was continuous and can be further divided infinitely into smaller pieces.
aristotle
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in the 17th and 18th centuries, he formulated rhe atomic theory that maked the beginning of the modern era of chemistry
john dalton
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arw composed of atoms of more than one element
compounds
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all atoms are made up of what?
nucleus and electrons
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represented that electrons have a negative charge
joseph john thomson
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he proposed the "plum pudding"
joseph john thomson
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he discovered the electron
joseph john thomson
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he was the 1st scientist to show the atom was made of even smaller things
jospeh john thomson
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he used cathode ray tube to discover electrons
joseph john thomson
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using a cathode ray tube to discovered canal rays which are beams of positively charged particle
eugen goldstein
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he credited with the discovery of protons in an atom
eugen goldstein
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determined the charge on an electron. used thomson's charge to mass ratio to calculate the mass of an electron
milikan's oil drop experiment
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he used gold foil experiment, showed another view on yhe the structure of the atom
ernest rutherford
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-he discovered the nucleus in atom. -there is a small, dense center with a positive charge. -atom is mostly empty space.
ernest rutherford
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a small, dense core with a positive charge
nucleus
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observe that electrons don't radiate energy as they circle the nucleus -lowest energy is found in ghe smallest orbit. -radiation is absorbed or emitted when an electron moves from one orbit to another
niels bohr
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quantum mechanical modelin 1920,which treats electron as matter waves
erwin schrodinger
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the father of modern quantum theory -atoms were arranged as "layers with layers" or in a cloud or space.
erwin schrodinger
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proved that presence of neutral subatomic particles, which he named neutrons.
james chadwick
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-joseph john thomson. -negatively charged particles. -spin so fast that it can be difficult for scientist to observe them.
electron
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they are attracted to the positive charge of the protons and are the smallest particles in an atoms you can fet 2000 of them into a proton.
electron
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-ernest rutherford. -positively charged particles in the nucleus of an atom.
proton
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the mass of it is the same as a neutron but 1840x greater than the mass of electron.
proton
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-james chadwick. -electrically neutral, they can go deep into matter. -it has no electric charge. -located in the nucleus of atom. -microscopically magnetic, they can show magnetism.
neutron
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created as rhe originator of the 1st successful theory of chemical bonding
gilbert n. lewis
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-is an outer shell electron that is associated with an atom. -can be gained ot lost during a chemical reaction.
valence electron
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-are diagrams that show the number of valence electron of a particular element with dots that represent lone pairs. -do not visualize the elctrons in the inner principal energy levels
lewis symbol
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sharing of electrons, forming non polar and polar covalent bond
covalent bond
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with equal sharing of electrons is called?
non polar covalent bond
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sharing unequal electron is called?
polar covalent bond
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is the relative ability of an atom in the bonded state of attract electrons
electronegativity