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Title: CHEMISTRY AND THE ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR VIEW OF MATTER
Description: This is my notes and answer sheet in our module 2 in chemistry for engineers subject. This is all about the chemistry and the atomic and molecular view of matter.

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CHEMISTRY FOR ENGINEERS
Learning Module 2
CHEMISTRY AND THE ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR VIEW OF MATTER

Pre-test:
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Mendeleev, a
Russian chemist, is known for his work on the Periodic Law and creation of the first
Periodic table in 1869
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He won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for the discovery for the periodic system
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2 Ernest Rutherford (1871 – 1937)
Rutherford was introduced to me when I was grade 11
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He
discovered the alpha and beta rays, the law of radioactive decay and proposed the
nuclear structure of atom
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He also received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 1908
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3 John Dalton (1766 – 1844)
Dalton was introduced to me the same way Rutherford was
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It is
one of the most important theories in all of science
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He also developed methods to calculate atomic weights and
structures and formulated the law of partial pressures
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He is a French chemist and
he was introduced to me as the Father of Modern Chemistry
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Aside from that, he established the law of conservation
of mass
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In
addition, Lavoisier discovered that water was a compound made of hydrogen and
oxygen
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In 1789, Lavoisier wrote the Elementary Treatise of Chemistry
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This is
considered one of the solutions to important problems in chemistry
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Avogadro was also the first scientist to realize that
elements could exist in the form of molecules rather than as individual atoms
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He contributed to the understanding of the
atomic structure and quantum theory
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He used his model to explain the spectral
lines of hydrogen
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Bohr was introduced to me when I was grade 11
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7 Robert Boyle (1627 – 1691)
Boyle’s Law is the first thing I remembered from Robert Boyle since I was
grade 10
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So the pressure and the volume of a gas is inversely
proportional to each other while the temperature and the quantity of gas is constant
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The Anglo-Irish chemist
also published his most influential writings, The Sceptical Chymist (1661), the first
chemistry textbook and the Origine of Formes and Qualities (1666)
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8 Henry Moseley (1887 – 1915)
I’ve known Moseley for his contribution in periodic table of elements
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In
1913 he used self-built equipment to prove that every element's identity is uniquely
determined by the number of protons it has
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Moreover, he discovered the atomic number of each element
using x-rays that have led to the organization of the elements in the periodic table
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J
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His plum pudding model is considered one of several historical scientific
models of the atom and first model to represent the atomic structure of matter
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In 1906, J
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Thompson
received the Nobel Prize in Physics
1
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He is also
known for his invention of explosive device and dynamite
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Nobel used his remaining funds to establish the Nobel Prizes, a set of international
awards given for outstanding works in chemistry, physics, medicine, etc
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Draw the atomic structure and label its part
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Neutron – is a particle in the atomic nucleus that has a neutral charge and mass of one
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Unlike electron and proton,
neutron has no charge
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Electrons are
extremely small and have an electric charge of −1, which is equal but opposite to the
charge of a proton, which is +1
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Electrons orbit around
the nucleus the same way planets orbit around the sun
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It is found in the nucleus of an atom
Electron Orbits – is located in the outside part of atomic nucleus
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States of Matter
Solid

Liquid

Gas

-has shape

-has no shape

-has no define shaped

-has mass

-has mass

-has mass

-has definite volume

-has definite volume

-has definite volume

-low energy

-medium energy

-high energy

-atoms are close together

-atoms are close but can
move

-atoms are far away, can
move freely

-ice

-water

-steam

Self-evaluation: How chemistry affect your day-to-day life experiences
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Chemistry’s just around us
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For all living things to function and
survived their bodies perform various chemical
processes
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Everything is made of
chemicals, even our body, but there are chemicals
that are toxic to humans so chemistry teaches me
to be careful, we must be careful
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Complete the table below
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Using the fishbone below, fill in the box with the significant events in the development
of Chemistry
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D

1600s
Boyle

Jābir ibn Hayyān
became one of the first
to use scientific methods
to study materials
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He developed the
basic ideas for the
behavior of gases
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Avogadro laid the groundwork for
a more quantitative approach to
chemistry
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Lavoisier has been considered
to be the “father of chemistry”
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Volta,
Davy,
Faraday

It would take a large fishbone diagram to cover developments in chemistry since the
beginning and up to today
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Title: CHEMISTRY AND THE ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR VIEW OF MATTER
Description: This is my notes and answer sheet in our module 2 in chemistry for engineers subject. This is all about the chemistry and the atomic and molecular view of matter.