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Scientists of Atomic Theory Pi Father of the Atom 2. Helieved in Fanh flements cearth, fire, water ain 3. Created the first atomie model 4. Discovered the electron Plum Pudding Model 3. Discovered Hements Rin and Po 6. Quantum Theory of linenty 7. Determined the charge A mass of an electron 8. Gold Foil Experiment Mom is mostly empty space) Discovered the nucleus. 9. Discovered that electrons move around the nucleus in orbits called electron shells 10. Arranged the periodic table by atomic number instead of mass number 11. Contributed to creation of Quantum Mechanies; pioneer in the theory of crystals; won Nobel Prize in 1954 for his work in interpretation of the wave function first proposed in 1926. 12. All moving objects have wave-like behavior. Matter shows properties of both wave and particles 13. Pauli exclusion principle 14. Discovered the neutron 15. Discovered nuclear fission 16. Father of nuclear chemistry 17. Discovered nuclear fission with Otto Hahn and help from Lise Meitner 18. A German physicist that speculated that there was no real certainty in where an electron was, and only tendencies. This broke down Newton's dependable laws to only probabilities. 19. Quantum Mechanial Model of the atom A. James Chadwick 11. Aristolle C. Max Planck D. Henry Moseley 1. Pritz Btraussmann 1. Brwin Schrodinger C. Marie A Pierre Curie 11. Democritus 1. Otto Hahn J. Wolfigang Pauli K. J.J. Thompson L. Niels Bohr M. Wemer Heisenberg N. Robert Millikan O. Max Bom P. John Dalton Q. Eamest Rutherford R. Louis de Broglie S. Lise Meitner

Scientists of Atomic Theory Pi Father of the Atom 2. Helieved in Fanh flements cearth, fire, water ain 3. Created the first atomie model 4. Discovered the electron Plum Pudding Model 3. Discovered Hements Rin and Po 6. Quantum Theory of linenty 7. Determined the charge A mass of an electron 8. Gold Foil Experiment Mom is mostly empty space) Discovered the nucleus. 9. Discovered that electrons move around the nucleus in orbits called electron shells 10. Arranged the periodic table by atomic number instead of mass number 11. Contributed to creation of Quantum Mechanies; pioneer in the theory of crystals; won Nobel Prize in 1954 for his work in interpretation of the wave function first proposed in 1926. 12. All moving objects have wave-like behavior. Matter shows properties of both wave and particles 13. Pauli exclusion principle 14. Discovered the neutron 15. Discovered nuclear fission 16. Father of nuclear chemistry 17. Discovered nuclear fission with Otto Hahn and help from Lise Meitner 18. A German physicist that speculated that there was no real certainty in where an electron was, and only tendencies. This broke down Newton's dependable laws to only probabilities. 19. Quantum Mechanial Model of the atom A. James Chadwick 11. Aristolle C. Max Planck D. Henry Moseley 1. Pritz Btraussmann 1. Brwin Schrodinger C. Marie A Pierre Curie 11. Democritus 1. Otto Hahn J. Wolfigang Pauli K. J.J. Thompson L. Niels Bohr M. Wemer Heisenberg N. Robert Millikan O. Max Bom P. John Dalton Q. Eamest Rutherford R. Louis de Broglie S. Lise Meitner
Scientists of Atomic Theory Pi Father of the Atom 2. Helieved in Fanh flements cearth, fire, water ain 3. Created the first atomie model 4. Discovered the electron Plum Pudding Model 3. Discovered Hements Rin and Po 6. Quantum Theory of linenty 7. Determined the charge A mass of an electron 8. Gold Foil Experiment Mom is mostly empty space) Discovered the nucleus. 9. Discovered that electrons move around the nucleus in orbits called electron shells 10. Arranged the periodic table by atomic number instead of mass number 11. Contributed to creation of Quantum Mechanies; pioneer in the theory of crystals; won Nobel Prize in 1954 for his work in interpretation of the wave function first proposed in 1926. 12. All moving objects have wave-like behavior. Matter shows properties of both wave and particles 13. Pauli exclusion principle 14. Discovered the neutron 15. Discovered nuclear fission 16. Father of nuclear chemistry 17. Discovered nuclear fission with Otto Hahn and help from Lise Meitner 18. A German physicist that speculated that there was no real certainty in where an electron was, and only tendencies. This broke down Newton's dependable laws to only probabilities. 19. Quantum Mechanial Model of the atom A. James Chadwick 11. Aristolle C. Max Planck D. Henry Moseley 1. Pritz Btraussmann 1. Brwin Schrodinger C. Marie A Pierre Curie 11. Democritus 1. Otto Hahn J. Wolfigang Pauli K. J.J. Thompson L. Niels Bohr M. Wemer Heisenberg N. Robert Millikan O. Max Bom P. John Dalton Q. Eamest Rutherford R. Louis de Broglie S. Lise Meitner

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A. James Chadwick - 14 ### B. Aristotle - 2 ### C. Max Planck - 6 ### D. Henry Moseley - 10 ### E. Fritz Strassmann - 17 ### F. Erwin Schrödinger - 19 ### G. Marie & Pierre Curie - 5 ### H. Democritus - 1 ### I. Otto Hahn - 15 ### J. Wolfgang Pauli - 13 ### K. J.J. Thompson - 4 ### L. Niels Bohr - 9 ### M. Werner Heisenberg - 18 ### N. Robert Millikan - 7 ### O. Max Born - 11 ### P. John Dalton - 3 ### Q. Ernest Rutherford - 8 ### R. Louis de Broglie - 12 ### S. Lise Meitner - 16 Explanation 1. Match Scientists to Contributions 1. Democritus - Father of the Atom 2. Aristotle - Believed in four elements (earth, fire, water, air) 3. John Dalton - Created the first atomic model 4. J.J. Thompson - Discovered the electron, Plum Pudding Model 5. Marie & Pierre Curie - Discovered elements Ra and Po 6. Max Planck - Quantum Theory of Energy 7. Robert Millikan - Determined the charge and mass of an electron 8. Ernest Rutherford - Gold Foil Experiment, discovered the nucleus 9. Niels Bohr - Electrons move around the nucleus in orbits called electron shells 10. Henry Moseley - Arranged the periodic table by atomic number instead of mass number 11. Max Born - Contributed to creation of Quantum Mechanics; pioneer in the theory of crystals; won Nobel Prize in 1954 for his work in interpretation of the wave function first proposed in 1926 12. Louis de Broglie - All moving objects have wave-like behavior. Matter shows properties of both wave and particles 13. Wolfgang Pauli - Pauli exclusion principle 14. James Chadwick - Discovered the neutron 15. Otto Hahn - Discovered nuclear fission 16. Lise Meitner - Father of nuclear chemistry 17. Fritz Strassmann - Discovered nuclear fission with Otto Hahn and help from Lise Meitner 18. Werner Heisenberg - Speculated that there was no real certainty in where an electron was, and only tendencies 19. Erwin Schrödinger - Quantum Mechanical Model of the atom

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1. Match Scientists to Contributions<br /> 1. Democritus - Father of the Atom <br /> 2. Aristotle - Believed in four elements (earth, fire, water, air) <br /> 3. John Dalton - Created the first atomic model <br /> 4. J.J. Thompson - Discovered the electron, Plum Pudding Model <br /> 5. Marie & Pierre Curie - Discovered elements Ra and Po <br /> 6. Max Planck - Quantum Theory of Energy <br /> 7. Robert Millikan - Determined the charge and mass of an electron <br /> 8. Ernest Rutherford - Gold Foil Experiment, discovered the nucleus <br /> 9. Niels Bohr - Electrons move around the nucleus in orbits called electron shells <br /> 10. Henry Moseley - Arranged the periodic table by atomic number instead of mass number <br /> 11. Max Born - Contributed to creation of Quantum Mechanics; pioneer in the theory of crystals; won Nobel Prize in 1954 for his work in interpretation of the wave function first proposed in 1926 <br /> 12. Louis de Broglie - All moving objects have wave-like behavior. Matter shows properties of both wave and particles <br /> 13. Wolfgang Pauli - Pauli exclusion principle <br /> 14. James Chadwick - Discovered the neutron <br /> 15. Otto Hahn - Discovered nuclear fission <br /> 16. Lise Meitner - Father of nuclear chemistry <br /> 17. Fritz Strassmann - Discovered nuclear fission with Otto Hahn and help from Lise Meitner <br /> 18. Werner Heisenberg - Speculated that there was no real certainty in where an electron was, and only tendencies <br /> 19. Erwin Schrödinger - Quantum Mechanical Model of the atom
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