| Term | Definition |
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John Dalton |
developed the atomic theory |
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atomic theory |
matter consists of indivisible units known as atoms which CAN BE NEITHER CREATED NOR DESTROYED,all atoms of the same elelment are identical |
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robert boyle |
the father of chemistry |
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law of conservation of matter (mass) |
in chemical composition or decomposition, there is no gain or loss of weight (mass). MASS CAN BE NEITHER CREATED NOR DESTROYED |
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law of definite proportions |
when one element combines with another to form a compound, they do so in definite composition by weight (mass) |
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law of multiple proportions |
when 2 or more elements combine to form more than one compound |
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H2O |
molecule having 2 hydrogens and 1 oxygen |
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avagadros number |
6 X 10 to the 23 power |
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Mendeleev |
created the periodical table |
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alkali metals |
Li, Na, K, Rb |
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alkaline earth |
Be, Mg |
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halogen |
F, Cl, ,Br, I |
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inert gases |
He, Ar, Xe |
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discovered the xray |
Roentgen |
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discovery of radioactivity |
Becquerel |
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discovery of the electron |
Thomson |
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plum pudding model of the atom |
JJ Thomson |
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photoelectric effect |
light ejected electrons from a highly polished metal surface |
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atomic number |
the total charge on the nucleus of an atom |
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quantum mechanics |
there can be no more than 2 electrons |
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valence electrons |
outermost electrons |
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atomic number (Z) |
number of protons in nucleus |
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mass number (A) |
sum of protons and neutrons (nucleons) in the nucleus |
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gamma rays |
electromagnetic transitions in the nucleus |
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transmutation |
one element changes into another element |
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binding energy |
seperating a nucleus into free nucleons |
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nuclear fission |
the separation of a nucleus into smaller nuclei |
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fusion |
the fusion of light nuclei into heavier nuclei |
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sources of energy |
wood,natural gas, petroleum, coal, oil, hydroelectric |
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insolation |
incoming solar radiation |
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galaxies |
large collection of stars |
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hubble |
found galaxies beyond the milky way |
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the big bang theory |
the expansion of the universe as we know it today |
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concept of the atomic number |
moseley |
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alpha decay |
occurs for only the heavy elements |
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rutherford |
nuclear model of an atom |
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value of solar constant |
1 |
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theory of a hydrogen atom |
bohr |
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solar constant is measured in units of |
kW/m2 |
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8o16 |
most stable against beta decay |
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chemically active metal |
2-8-8-1 |
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inert gas |
2-8-8 |
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violet |
most effective in ejecting electrons from a metallic plate |
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chemically active nonmetal |
2-8-7 |
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energy produced in a nuclear reactor |
fission of heavy elements |
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energy produced in the sun comes from |
fusion of hydrogen |
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neutrinos |
massless particles emitted beta decay |
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molecular wright of c4h10 is |
58 |
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robert milikin |
the oil drop experiment |
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the od experiment |
measurement of the charge on electrons |
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ionic bond |
transfer of electrons |
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mass number |
the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus |
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atomic mass |
chemical properties of elements |
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gamma rays |
the region of the spectrum that possesses the most energy |
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avagadros number |
number of molecules in one gram of molecular mass |
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HR diagram displays |
the spectral type of a star and its brightness |
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hubbles law leads to |
big bang theory |
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development of photon theory |
einstein |
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Ca has atomic number 20 is electrovalence is |
+2 |
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F has atomic number 17 its electrovalence is |
-1 |
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alpha scattering experiement has provided evidence to |
nuclear model of the atom |