Discovery of the Proton & Neutron (OCR GCSE Physics A, Combined (Gateway Science Suite)): Flashcards

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Scientist who proposed spherical model in 1803

John Dalton

Dalton's spherical model description

Atoms are tiny spheres that can't be broken into smaller parts

Scientist who discovered the electron in 1909

JJ Thomson

Plum pudding model description

Electrons in positively charged sphere, like fruit in pudding

Scientist who did gold foil experiment in 1909

Ernest Rutherford

Result for most alpha particles in gold foil experiment

Went straight through the foil

Result for some alpha particles in gold foil experiment

Scattered in different directions

Year Rutherford identified the proton

1917

Definition of a proton

Positively charged particle in the nucleus

Where atom's mass is concentrated (Rutherford conclusion)

In a very small and dense central nucleus

Charge of the nucleus (Rutherford conclusion)

Positively charged

Atomic model resulting from Rutherford's work

Nuclear model

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