Ap CHemistry Chapter Two Atoms & Elements Please do not memorize dates--I will never ask you for an...

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Ap CHemistry Ap CHemistry Chapter Two Chapter Two Atoms & Elements Atoms & Elements Please do not memorize dates--I will never ask you for an exact one. However, you should have an idea (century-wise) of when events/discoveries happened.

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Page 1: Ap CHemistry Chapter Two Atoms & Elements Please do not memorize dates--I will never ask you for an exact one. However, you should have an idea (century-wise)

Ap CHemistryAp CHemistryChapter TwoChapter Two

Atoms & ElementsAtoms & Elements

Please do not memorize dates--I will never ask you for an exact one.However, you should have an idea (century-wise) of when

events/discoveries happened.

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Ben FranklinBen Franklin1706-1790Two types charge

Positive & negative

Charges balance

If there is a positive charge,

somewhere there is a negative charge of equal magnitude

Still didn’t know about electrons

But had electricity

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Henri BecquerelHenri Becquerel 1852-1908 1852-1908

Uranium on photographic plates

Emitted Rays

Pals with Marie Curie

She called it radioactivity

Marie Curie

Isolated polonium and radium

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Cathode Ray TubeJ. J. Thompson

Evacuated glass tube

Metal electrodes

electric current produced glowing beamBent by magnetic field

ElectronsPlease to go the following link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdTxGJjA4Jw

There are more slides

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Ernest Rutherford

Nucleus small, dense

Gold Foil Experiment1909

Positive charge

Atom mostly empty space

Please go to this web page, but there are more slides after this one

http://www.mhhe.com/physsci/chemistry/essentialchemistry/flash/ruther14.swf

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Robert Milliken1868-1953

Measured charge on electronOil Drop Experiment

http://video.google.com/videosearch?hl=en&q=oil%20drop%20experiment&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=iv#

Please follow this link

Like a perfume sprayer

Gives droplets a charge

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James Chadwick 1891- 1974Neutron

Alpha particles hit beryllium

Beryllium released radiation

Radiation hit wax & caused protons to come off

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Atomic Number & Mass

Cr24

51.99

Z= atomic numberalso = #protons

Atomic number gives atom its identity

Average massfrom isotopes

Mass from neutrons and protons

Relative mass

Look at atom’s mass in relation to the mass of carbon

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The Mole

Latin: heap

1 mole = 6.022 x 1023

Li6.941

1 mole = 6.022 x 1023 atoms, ions, molecules

3Al13

26.98This many grams = 1 moleDifferent for each element

But

AlwaysDiatomic

H, N,O , and HalidesNeed to double massN

14.0 1 mole = 28.0 g

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The Periodic LawMendeleevarranged by mass

Moseley

arranged by atomic masscurrently

http://videos.howstuffworks.com/hsw/5810-atomic-structure-periodic-law-video.htm

Please view the following 2 links

http://videos.howstuffworks.com/hsw/5811-atomic-structure-modern-periodic-table-video.htm

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrK8mK_v1XY

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Quiz yourselfQuiz yourselfExperimented with photographic plates& discovered radioactivityHenri Becquerel

Named Becquerel’s discovery radioactivityMarie Curie

Who discovered the electron & what experimentJ.J. Thompson, Cathode Ray

How did Thompson determine the electron was negativeBent in magnetic field

What scientist demonstrated the existence of the nucleus & what experiment

Rutherford, Gold foil

What else did Rutherford’s experiment show about the nucleussmall, dense, + charge, contributes the mass

Who measured the charge on the electron & what experimentMillikan, Oil drop

What is the atomic number of oxygen,how many electrons & protons8,8,8What is the mass of 1 mole of oxygen32.0 g It is diatomic

The mass of the elements are relative to what other element Carbon

What elements are diatomichydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and the halidesWho is credited with the first periodic table &

how was it arranged?Mendeleev, by mass

Who changed Mendeleev’s arrangement, and how are the elements currently ordered?Moseley, by atomic number

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