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Matter
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Who created the first diagram of the atom? 

John Dalton 

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6.022 time 10^23 (1 mole) is known as 

Avogadro’s number 

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What are the states of matter

Solid, liquid,and gas

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What is the definition of a mixture

Combination of two or More substances were they retain their properties (no chemistry)

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Daltons model of the Atom

Just a sphere

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Who was able to define an atom? 

Antoine Lavosier

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Atoms can not be created or destroyed

Daltons second idea 

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What does keeping a constant temperature and pressure do to a substance?

Nothing, it will not change the state of matter

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mixtures were different parts can be seen

Heterogeneous mixture

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JJ Thomson’s model 

Plum pudding idea

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Discovers the Neutron

James Chadwick 

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Matter is made up of atoms 

Daltons first idea

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Matter made of only one kind of atom

Element

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Mixtures were the different parts can not be seen

Homogeneous mixture 

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what was Ruth fords gold foil experiment 

He took a golf piece of foil and reflected a light off of it to see in what way the light reflected

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Developed the Periodic Table

Dimitri Mendeleev 

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All atoms of a given element are identical

Daltons third idea

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What is matter made up of?

Atoms

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Definition of a substance

Matter that has the came composition and properties throughout, scientists clasif matter based on what is made of and how it behaves

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What was Bohr’s model of hydrogen atom

A bunch of negative and positive protons in the center of two rings were electrons rotate around them

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Developed law of conservation of mass

Antoine Lavoisier 

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Atoms of different elements have different mass

Daltons forth idea 

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What is the definition of an atom?

Building blocks for matter

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What does a formula tell us

what elements are in a compound and how many of each atom exist in each molecule

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What does quantum diagram look like?

Surrounded by a cloud of electrons, nucleus contains protons and electrons