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| theorized that matter is composed of small particles |
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| assigned the concepts of positive and negative and to electric charges |
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proposed the atomic theory:
1.all matter is composed of atoms
2. all atoms of a GIVEN ELEMENT are identical
3. compounds are made of different atoms which are combined in small whole number
4. in chemical reactions atoms are rearranged but not created or destoryed |
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| isolated radium and polonium and discovered radioactivity |
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NAME THAT MAN:
J.J. Thompson |
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| discovered the electron, concluded that it has mass |
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-discovered the proton
-Defined the nucleus of the atom as a dense central core with a positive charge |
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| What did Rutherford discover in his famous alpha-particle scattering experiment? |
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-nucleus is the densest part of the atom
-what was in them was a positive charge |
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| mass of g in 1 mol of an element |
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| what is an atomic mass unit? |
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| 1/12 the mass of an atom that has 6 protons and neutrons |
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| why are protons and neutrons close to 1u? |
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| helps to approximate the mass of an atom |
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What does all of this stuff mean?
A\/
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Atomic mass ELE
Atomic # MENT |
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| found charge of electron to determine mass |
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| which is bigger: protons, neutrons, or electrons? |
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| three kinds of radiation? |
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king of Regnenses |
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evil Roman senator |
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governor of Britain |
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emperor at the time |
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soothsayer of Aquae Sulis |
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| Name 5 uses of subjunctive, and define |
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1. indirect question (question WORD)
2. indirect command (commanding/asking/begging/praying/persuading/warning/advising word)
3. cum clause (cum="when")
4. purpose (I studied for latin SO THAT I didn't fail)
5. result (SO greatly did I study for Latin, I was very tired the next day) |
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| words that introduce a result clause? (4) |
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| Name and define three types of prepositional phrases (w/o a preposition) |
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-ablative of time (on the sixth day)
-accusative extent of time (for six days)
-ablative of agent (the floor was cleaned by the worker) |
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| Name two types of prepositional phrases w/ prepositions |
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-in (in or +ablative)
-cum (with+ablative) |
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| two tenses of subjunctive |
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-perfect (isse)
-imperfect (3rd p.p. + ending) |
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What kind of verb is being used here?
me taedet!!!
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semper fluit! |
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What are the three types of participles?
*also define |
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-present active --> verbal adjective, nt/ns
-perfect passive-->"having been __ed"
4th p.p.
-perfect active --> "having ___ed" |
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| name the present active participles |
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ingressus
locutus
regressus
hortatus
profectus
precatus
passus
mortuus
suspicatus
conspicatus
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| What happens in stage 28? |
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| King Cogi passes away and leaves a will, Salvius gets to Cogi's palace, extorts stuff from the Britains, invites Belimicus over and kills him |
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Who are the two best sources for Roman Britain? What was each trying to do?
Why are they unreliable? |
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Caesar (writing to the senate) and Tacitus (writing about Agricola)
Both kind of biased |
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| How was Fishbourne discovered? |
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| a workman found a mosaic floor |
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| What are the three types of evidence of Roman Britain? |
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literary
archaeological
inscriptional |
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| What are really nice finds in Roman Britain archaeology? |
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| What do the Romano-British villas in the southeast, and military fortresses in the northwest say about British culture? |
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southeast=peaceful
northwest=not as peaceful |
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| Traces if a vast network of ROman roads have been found, showing.... |
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| how numerous and effective communications must have been |
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| define: heres faciendum curavit |
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| his heir had this stone set up |
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