chemistry chapter 3-4

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chemistry chapter 3-4

Law of conservation of mass
in every chemical process, and equal amount of matter exists before and after the experiment
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Law of conservation of mass in every chemical process, and equal amount of matter exists before and after the experiment
Law of definite proportions in a chemical compound, the proportions by mass of its elements is always the same regardless of the compounds source
Law of multiple proportions When two elements form compounds, the masses of one element that combine with a given amount of another are in small whole # ratios
Daltons atomic theory 1. matter=atoms, atoms=indivisible
2. atoms of different elements are identical
3. different elements have different atoms
4. elements make compounds
5. atoms are indestructible and keep their identities
j.j thomson -cathode ray tubes
-electric field went from negative to positive
-made the charge/mass ratio
-concluded that all atoms have negative particles
Robert Milleken -sprayed oil into a box
-discovered that the mass of and electron and the charge of the droplet is always a multiple of a specific number
Ernest rutherford -gold foil with film detector
-suggested that the mass of an atom is in the nucleus and the volume was the electrons
atomic number (Z)
#of protons (electrons)
mass number (A)
# of protons+neutrons (NOT ON PT)
isotopes atoms of the same element that have different numbers of neutrons
relative atomic mass 1 amu=1/12 mass of C-12
Mole # of atoms in 1 atom of C-12
6.02X 10^23
Mass of the PT -average mass of 1 ATOM IN AMU
-average mass of 1 MOLE IN GRAMS
MASS-MOLE-ATOM MASS divided by # on pt=MOLE
MOLE multiplied by avugadros #=ATOM
emr electromagnetic radiation
electric field and magnetic field are in perpendicular waves
lambda wavelength: the distance between on peak to the next peak [m,nm,mm]
nu frequency: ammount of wave that passes in a given time [/s, hz]
100 mHz is the same as 100x10^6/s
short λ= high ν
high E
inverse relationship c=νλ
c=speed of light (3.00x10^8m/s)
direct relationship between energy and frequency
E=? E=h*v
j=js*/s
h=6.626x10^-34 Js
on spectrum VIBGYOR
(blue has more energy than red!)
quantum A small, discrete packet of light energy

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