
**7.PS1.1--ATOMIC HISTORY
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7.PS1.1
Develop and use models to illustrate the structure of atoms, including the subatomic particles with their relative positions and charge
I can use historical models of the Atom to explain how the protons, neutrons, and electrons behave in reference to their charges and attractions.
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Models are used in science as a way to represent what we cannot see. They help us
work with, visualize, and understand scientific concepts. However, models are constantly changing as we develop new technology and continue to make advancements. We are going to study the atom in this unit, and it is important to learn about the process of developing our most current model.
History of the Model of the Atom:
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Things we still believe from Dalton:
Dalton believed that elements would each have their own type of atoms that were exactly alike.He thought they were round balls that could not break down any smaller.
Dalton believed that atoms were not able to be destroyed.
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On the next slide you will go to an exploration website to try a simulation of the Cathode Ray Tube. This tube was used in the early television sets. This tube helped Thompson understand the movement he saw in his cathode ray tube.
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Multiple Choice
What subatomic particle was discovered by J.J. Thompson's experiments with the Cathode Ray Tube?
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Open Ended
Describe what Thompson observed
that made him aware there were
particles that attracted each other in his experiment.
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Multiple Choice
Rutherford's Gold foil experiment led him to discover ___________
plum pudding
the nucleus
the electron cloud
the atomic cloud
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Open Ended
How did the discoveries of J.J. Thomson and Ernest Rutherford contribute to the development of our current understanding of the atom?
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7.PS1.1
Develop and use models to illustrate the structure of atoms, including the subatomic particles with their relative positions and charge
I can use historical models of the Atom to explain how the protons, neutrons, and electrons behave in reference to their charges and attractions.
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