People
Atomic Theory
Orbitals and Quantum Numbers
People 2
Bonds
100

Proved the existence of the nucleus.

Ernest Rutherford

100

Contains protons and neutrons.


Nucleus.

100

Can be 1/2 or -1/2

Ms

100

Rutherford's student. Electrons can only occupy certain orbits of specified energies.

Neils Bohr

100

Atom with a charge (+/-) due to gain/loss of electron.

Ion

200

Every element is composed of extremely small particles called atoms.

John Dalton

200

6.02*10^23

Avagadro's number

200

The number of f orbitals.

7

200
Created current periodic table. Rearranged to accommodate Lanthanides and Actinides. 

Glenn Seaborg

200

E = kQ1Q2/d

Equation for lattice energy


300

Discovered the electron and developed the plum pudding model of atom.

JJ Thompson

300

Make up the most volume in an atom.

Electrons/electron cloud

300

Orbitals fill in order of ____?

Increasing energy

300

First person to devise a periodic table of elements arranged by atomic weight.

John Newlands
300

Process for creating salt (NaCl)

Born-Haber Cycle

400

Determined the charge of an electron.

RA Millikan

9.1 X10^-28

400

Exception to Dalton's postulate that all atoms of a given element are identical.

Isotopes


400

The lowest energy is attained when the number of electrons with the same spin is maximized.

Hund's Rule

400

The first person to develop a periodic table grouped by properties. Predicted undiscovered elements and corrected molecular weights

Dmitri Mendeleev

400

Stick together due to electrostatic forces (opposite forces attract to form a bond).

Ionic Bonds

500

Created the wave equation. Addresses an electron's motion as both a particle and a wave

Erwin Schrodinger

500

Abbreviation for number of protons + number of neutrons.

A (Mass number) 

500

2 of the exceptions to electron filling order.

Cr   Cu

Mo  Ag

Pt   Au

500

Proposed that radiant energy is emitted or absorbed in discrete quantities only. E=hv

Max Karl Ludwig Planck

500

Bonds in which electrons are shared.

Covalent Bonds

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