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Development of atomic theory. Radioactivity

Subject: Chemistry

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: d818
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– give the main postulates of early atomic theories
– describe how subatomic particles were discovered
– explain how the modern atomic model was developed
– explain the phenomenon of radioactivity
– discuss the characteristics and origin of alpha, beta and gamma radiation
– predict the process of radioactive decay
– indicate the main uses of radioactive isotopes.

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Development of atom... Class activity

Consists of...
Democritus's atomic... Animation John Dalton's atomi... Animation Early atomic theories Whiteboard exercise The elementary part... Illustration Discovery of electron Animation Thomson's experiment Animation Discovery of proton Animation Discovery of neutron Animation Discovery of elemen... Whiteboard exercise Antimatter Animation Plum-pudding model ... Animation Rutherford's experi... Animation The density of matt... Whiteboard exercise The density of matt... Whiteboard exercise The density of matt... Whiteboard exercise X-rays Animation Discovery of radioa... Animation Alpha radiation Animation Beta radiation Animation Gamma radiation Animation Radioactivity Illustration Alpha decay Animation Beta decay Animation Emission of gamma rays Animation Rate of radioactive... Animation Characteristics of ... Chart Radioactive decay Illustration Radioactive decay Illustration Nuclear power Animation Archaeological dating Animation Medicine Animation Sensors Animation Application of radi... Whiteboard exercise Uranium half-life time Whiteboard exercise

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Secondary School

Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Chemistry

Atomic structure

2. Development of atomic theory. Radioactivity

YDP SA

Keywords

atom, particle, development, theory, model, Radioactivity, Thomson, Rutherford, atomic, cathode, rays, isotope, theory., Development of atomic theory. Radioactivity

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