Basics of Chemistry
Basics II
Matter
Discovering Atoms
Discovering Atoms II
100

the building blocks of matter

atoms

100

the name used for both neutrons and protons

nucleons

100

the two qualities of matter

inertia, takes up space

100

this Greek philosopher believed atoms had the same properties as the materials they made up (ie water atoms were slippery and cold)

Democritus

100

The scientist who performed the Gold Foil Experiment

Ernest Rutherford

200

the subatomic particle with a negative charge

electron

200

the cloud like space around the nucleus where electrons fly around

orbital

200

the tendency of an object to resist acceleration

inertia

200

this scientist believed atoms were solid balls. he had 5 principles which were mostly correct

John Dalton

200

J. J. Thomson's atomic model

Plum Pudding model

300

the subatomic particle with a positive charge

protons

300

this is formed when two or more atoms are chemically bonded

molecule

300

the measure of how much space something takes up

volume

300

The scientist who discovered electrons by using the Cathode Ray Tube

J. J. Thomson

300

the scientist who determined the charge on electrons 

Robert Millikan

400

the neutral subatomic particle

neutron

400

a ___________ molecule is made up of two atoms of the same element bonded together

diatomic

400

inertia is measured by measuring this

mass

400

the scientist who discovered protons

Ernest Rutherford

400

Robert Millikan's experiment 

Oil Drop Experiment

500

these two subatomic particles have nearly equal masses

neutrons and protons

500

all atoms want to (increase/decrease) energy

decrease

500

__________ properties determine what type of reaction a substance can undergo

chemical

500

the scientist who discovered neutrons

James Chadwick

500

The scientist who contributed to the development of the atomic bomb, and who was so anxious about the possibility of the atomic bomb being used that he had to take sleeping pills for the rest of his life

James Chadwick