Atomic History
Atomic Structure
Substances
Properties of materials
Atomic Properties
100
Atoms are hard indivisible spheres

Daltons Atomic theory

100

Negatively charged, surrounding the nucleus

electrons

100

Single pure substances

Elements

100

How compact a substances

Density

100

All of the protons and neutrons added up

Atomic mass of an element

200

Gold foil experiment

Rutherford

200

Positively charged in the nucleus , 1 amu 

Protons
200

Two substances has been chemical combined in a fixed whole number ratio

Compounds

200

The ability of a substances to be formed into sheets

Malleable 

200

All of the protons in an element

atomic number

300

Atoms are mostly empty space but have a dense center with positive protons

Rutherford 

300
Located in the nucleus, no charge, 1 amu

Neutron

300

Two or more things that have been physically combined in an uneven way

Heterogenous mixture

300

The ability of a substance to be pulled into wires

Ductile

300

C-14, what does the 14 stand for

The atomic mass of the isotope 

400

Cathode Ray tubes, electrons are negatively charged

Thompson 

400

Have a distinct amount of energy

Electrons in energy levels

400

Two or more things that have been physically combined in an even way

Homogenous mixtures

400
The ability of a substance to make a solution

dissolve

400

The point when a liquid becomes a solid or solid becomes a liquid

Melting Point and freezing point

500

Electrons live in energy levels on the outside of the nucleus

Bohr

500

Cloud like spheres on the outside of atoms

Electron Orbitals

500

The same elements that have a different mass because of a different number of neutrons in the nucleus 

Isotope

500

The ability of a substance to carry an electric current

Conduction

500

The point when a liquid becomes a gas or a gas becomes a liquid

Boiling and condensing point
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