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students….

HOW DOES ATOM LOOK LIKE?

DOES IT SIMILAR TO TINY BALL?

Atom is the basic block of matter.

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HOWS THE TINY BALL LOOK LIKE?

IS IT LIKE THIS???

YES NO

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Development of Atomic Models

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Scientists Involved in the Development of Atomic Model :

John DaltonJ.J ThomsonErnest RutherfordNeils BohrJames Chadwick

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DO YOU KNOW?

OVER 100 YEARS, SCIENTIST HAVE DONE INVESTIGATIONS WHICH SHOW THE ATOM ARE

NOT SOLID. ATOMS ARE MADE UP OF SMALLER

PARTICLES.

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John Dalton

Imagined the atom as a small indivisible ball, similar to a very tiny ball

All the atom of any one element are identical: they have the same mass and same chemical properties.

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J.J Thompson

•Discovered electron.

•Described the atom as sphere of positive charge which contains a few negatively charged particles.

•The negatively charged particles called electrons.

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Ernest Rutherford

Discovered proton. Proton is positively

charge in an atom. The positive charge and

most of the mass of atom concentrated in a small, central region called the nucleus.

Electrons moves in a space that is larger than the space occupied by the nucleus.

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proton

electron

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Neils Bohr

An electron in an atom move in shells around the nucleus .

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James Chadwick

Proved the existence of neutrons.

Neutron are neutral particles in the nucleus.

Neutron contribute approximately to half the mass of an atom.

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF ATOMIC MODEL

John Dalton

Ernest Rutherford

Neils Bohr

James

Chadwick

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ATOMIC STRUCTURE

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