Atomic Structure - 2 by AKansha Karnwal

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Rutherford’s Atomic Model :

foil
-Gold
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Rutherford’s Atomic Model :
Observations & Conclusions :

Observations Conclusion
Most alpha - particles passed through Most of the space in an atom is empty
the Gold Foil

Some of them were deflected through Atom contain both positive and
small angles negative charge

Very Few alpha particles were Whole + charge of an atom is


deviated back to their original path concentrated in a small space
Rutherford’s Atomic Model :

● Nucleus is a small as compared to the size of the atom

● Electrons are revolving around the nucleus at very high speed in


circular paths called orbits
● Total + charge = Total -charge , making the atom neutral .
Drawback of Rutherford’s Atomic Model :

the
Spallinchesanaccelerating cessive

Acc. to Maxwell ,

M
loss
& energy.
I
atom
stability of
could not be

explained
Rutherford’s Atomic Model :

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Electromagnetic Radiation :
Maxwell’s Electromagnetic Radiation :

EMR travels in the form of waves I

Maxwell

Light / EMR

have nature
Electromagnetic Radiation Spectrum :
6s 5
I
CosmicGamma x." In hisin Rudiowave,
says says says

Juis=4nm-Fronm
Characteristics of Waves :

Wavelength : (A) Lambda lum 10m


=

inm 107m
=

IA* 1070
= B

1pm =
10pm

IfM 10-15 m
=
Characteristics of Waves :

Wavenumber :
(i)
Reciprocal of wavelength
the I
Itcan be defined as no

waves in I'm
length.
Characteristics of Waves :

Frequency : (v) No
of waves
passing through
a

pointper acond.

SI unit:see, Hertz, (H2)

for light, c
speed of light
=

V L
mst
=
c=
3x108
I 3x1070 rem/s
SI unit: tests (H2) -> re-

IRUZ = 103

1mU2 1003
=

1M42 186
=
Characteristics of Waves :
Characteristics of Waves :

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