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| observations of cathode ray experiment |
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ray bends in magnetic field
ray bends toward psoitive plate in electric field
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| conclusion of cathode ray experiment |
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ray consists of charged particles
ray consists of negative particles
these particles are found in ALL matter |
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| Who did the oil-drop experiment |
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| What did the oil drop experiment test |
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| electrons charge, was able to figure out the mass of electrons from help of Thompson |
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| counter charge to make an atom neutral |
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Rutherfords experiment to back up the plumb pudding model
Ends up figuring out that atoms have a nucleus |
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| what was the x-scattering experiment |
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| shooting alpha particles at gold foil, in which the rays would bounce off the nucleus |
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| who discovered the proton |
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| who discovered the neutron |
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| what weighs more protons neutrons or electrons |
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| protons and nuetrons weigh more and are the same weight |
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| atoms of an element with the same number of protons, but a different number of neutrons |
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| Isotopes have the same atomic number but..... |
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| a negatively charged atom |
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