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100

Proton charge

positive

100

Electron charge

negative

100

Neutron charge

none

100

Electrons found

outside the nucleus

100

protons found

inside the nucleus

200

neutrons found

inside the nucleus

200

neutron mass

1 amu

200

electron mass

0.001 amu

200

proton mass

1 amu

200

proton job

identity

300

neutron job

glue - holds atom together

300

electron "job"

reactivity

300

atomic mass

protons and neutrons

300

atomic number

number of protons

300

ion

has more or less electrons that at the start

400

isotope

has more neutrons than at the start

400

neutral atom

has the same number of protons and electrons

400

His law: mass stays the same before and after a reaction

Dalton

400

He thought the only elements were water, fire, air, ether and earth

Aristotle

400

He thought electrons were in a plum pudding positive framework

Thompson

500

He shot alpha particles through and found a central nucleus

Rutherford

500

He found that electrons orbit the nucleus

Bohr

500

To find out how many neutrons an atom has you need to...

subtract the atomic number from the atomic mass

500

Atomic mass is found by adding what two things together

protons and neutrons

500

Who made the first periodic table?

Dmitri Mendeleev