The Atom: J.T.Ii Olivar, Maed Faculty of Arts and Letters University of Santo Tomas
This document provides an outline for a lecture on the atom. It discusses the early concepts of atoms developed by Democritus and Dalton's modern atomic theory. It then describes the structure of an atom, identifying the electron discovered by Thomson, proton discovered by Rutherford, and neutron discovered by Chadwick. The document also mentions atomic number identified by Moseley, mass numbers, and isotopes. Finally, it defines electron configuration and the 7 possible energy levels and sublevels electrons can occupy.
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The Atom: J.T.Ii Olivar, Maed Faculty of Arts and Letters University of Santo Tomas
This document provides an outline for a lecture on the atom. It discusses the early concepts of atoms developed by Democritus and Dalton's modern atomic theory. It then describes the structure of an atom, identifying the electron discovered by Thomson, proton discovered by Rutherford, and neutron discovered by Chadwick. The document also mentions atomic number identified by Moseley, mass numbers, and isotopes. Finally, it defines electron configuration and the 7 possible energy levels and sublevels electrons can occupy.
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THE ATOM
J.T.II Olivar, MAEd
Faculty of Arts and Letters University of Santo Tomas Outline of the Lecture The Concept of Atoms The Structure of an Atom The Atomic Number, Mass Numbers, and Isotopes Electron Configuration The Concept of Atoms Democritus John Dalton Modern Atomic Theory The Structure of an Atom Henri Becquerel Electron (–) Joseph John Thomson Proton (+) Ernest Rutherford Neutron (O) James Chadwick The Atomic Number, Mass Numbers, and Isotopes Atomic Numbers Henri Moseley Mass Numbers Isotopes Electron Configuration
Shows how the electrons are arranged around
the nucleus of the atom. 7 possible energy levels Sublevels: Sharp Principal Diffuse Fundamental