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    The document summarizes the development of atomic models over time by several scientists: 1) John Dalton proposed the solid sphere model in 1803, where atoms are small, indivisible spheres that combine to form elements with unique properties. 2) J.J. Thomson's plum pudding model in 1904 viewed atoms as a positively charged sphere with electrons embedded within. 3) Ernest Rutherford introduced the nuclear model in 1911, theorizing that atoms are mostly empty space with positive charge concentrated in a nucleus at the center and electrons orbiting around it.

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    The document summarizes the development of atomic models over time by several scientists: 1) John Dalton proposed the solid sphere model in 1803, where atoms are small, indivisible spheres that combine to form elements with unique properties. 2) J.J. Thomson's plum pudding model in 1904 viewed atoms as a positively charged sphere with electrons embedded within. 3) Ernest Rutherford introduced the nuclear model in 1911, theorizing that atoms are mostly empty space with positive charge concentrated in a nucleus at the center and electrons orbiting around it.

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    John Dalton (1803)

    "SOLID SPHERE MODEL"


    He proposed his theory:
    Atoms are small, indivisible 4th Mastery Practical
    Can't be divided, created, Examination
    destroyed PHYSICAL SCIENCE 1
    An element = identical Tri-Fold Pamphlet Making
    Different elements =
    different properties
    Atoms of different atoms
    combine to form compounds "The Different Atomic
    Structures in History"

    Submitted by:
    Anicka Deanne C. Desabille
    Course Instructor: J.J Thomson (1904)
    Ms. Abigail Apura
    "PLUM-PUDDING MODEL"
    He found that:
    An atom consists of
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    positive and negative charge
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    An atom is electrically neutral
    positive = negative
    Negatively charged electrons
    are fixed in the positive sphere
    Ernest Rutherford (1911) Erwin Schrodinger (1926)
    "NUCLEAR MODEL" "QUANTUM MODEL"
    He theorized that: He discovered that:
    Atoms are mainly empty pace Electrons move around the
    Positive charge is concentrated nucleus in "a cloud" not "orbits"
    at the center of atom, the Orbital helps us predict the area
    nucleus where we can find the
    The center of atom = the electrons
    nucleus The closer position to the
    Electrons move around the nucleus, the higher chance to
    nucleus find electrons

    Niels Bohr (1913) -


    "PLANETARY MODEL"
    He said that:
    Electrons orbit the nucleus
    The orbits have a specific size
    and energy
    The energy is related to its
    size
    The lowest energy is
    found in the smallest orbit
    Electrons can move between each
    shell when gaining or losing
    energy

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