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Unit 3 (Ch. 4) Reading Guide (not sections 8, 9 or 11) Name: _______________________ 1. List 2 applications of Chemistry used before 1000 B.C.E. 2. What did the Greeks believe all matter was composed of around 400 B.C.E.? 3. All matter can be broken down to about ____________ different elements. 4. How many elements occur naturally? __________ 5. How are the rest made? 6. List the origin of the names for at least 2 elements. 7. In writing element symbols, the first letter must be ___________ the second is ___________ Write symbols for sulfur: cobalt: copper: potassium: 8. Write a chemical formula. Explain each part (letters and numbers). 9. History and Models Name Date Experiment/Observation Major Contribution/Dis covery Democritus 400BC E philosophized “atomos”= indivisible John Dalton

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Unit 3 (Ch. 4) Reading Guide (not sections 8, 9 or 11) Name: _______________________

1. List 2 applications of Chemistry used before 1000 B.C.E.

2. What did the Greeks believe all matter was composed of around 400 B.C.E.?

3. All matter can be broken down to about ____________ different elements.

4. How many elements occur naturally? __________

5. How are the rest made?

6. List the origin of the names for at least 2 elements.

7. In writing element symbols, the first letter must be ___________ the second is ___________

Write symbols for sulfur: cobalt: copper: potassium:

8. Write a chemical formula. Explain each part (letters and numbers).

9. History and Models

Name Date Experiment/Observation Major Contribution/Discovery

Democritus 400BCE philosophized “atomos”= indivisible

John Dalton

J.J. Thomson (p. 81 and 83)

Ernest Rutherford

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10. Models (draw each model and label with the approximate date, explain major characteristicsof each model)

Dalton (Ball Bearing) Thomson (Plum Pudding) Rutherford (Nuclear/Planetary)p. 81 p. 81 p. 82-84 + p.303-304

11. Define the following:

Isotopes:

Atomic Number:

Mass Number:

Ion:

Cation:

Anion: