Although Dalton's theory remains valid in modern atomic theory, there are some differences. Dalton's theory stated that atoms were indivisible and indestructible, but discoveries in modern atomic theory showed that there are subatomic particles that are smaller than the atom. Similarly, through nuclear reactions, an element's atoms can be transformed into atoms of another. Modern atomic theory includes isotopes while Dalton's theory does not have this phenomenon.
Dalton's Atomic Theory is as follows:
1) All matter is made of atoms. Atoms are indivisible and indestructible.
2) All atoms of a given element are identical in mass and properties.
3) Compounds are formed by a combination of two or more different kinds of atoms.
4) A chemical reaction is a rearrangement of atoms.
Dalton's atomic theory is correct in essence with a few exceptions to his rules:
1) Atoms are the smallest unit of mater that retain the physical and chemical properties of an element, however, they are divisible by non-chemical means.
2) All atoms of a single element contain the identical number of protons and electrons, however, their masses may vary with the number of neutrons in different isotopes (some of which are unstable and decay).
For very basic purposes, Dalton's theory holds true.
Today we know that atoms are divisible and that elements have different isotopes that differ by mass number due to differing numbers of neutrons.
John Dalton could not provide the discovery of isotopes.
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The quantic theory.
because he thought atoms were indivisble chunks of matter while todays science proves atoms can be divided into sub-atomic particles
No. The first WW2 atomic bomb was rated in terms of Kilo-tons and was a fission explosion. The largest bombs developed during the Cold War was a hydrogen bomb using fussion and it was rated in the Mega-ton or equivalent to Million of tons of TNT. Of course, modern bombs have been designed with low kilo-ton power that can be used as a tactical weapon---meaning it is designed to destroy a local area and not an entire city. Actually, being a rocket scientist myself, Jason Knox, i believe that the most powerful atomic bomb is the current 254-U system that has a range of 200 miles radius and can obliterate the scene that was intended.
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She helped with the development of x-rays.
James Chadwick is important in todays society because he discovered that atoms contained sub-atomic particles known as neutrons. This theory is accepted in the model structure of the atom in todays society
The elements are arranged with increasing atomic number
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The leaders of the countries learned a lot of the atomic bombs. Notice that they are not being used that incident.
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'Vital Units' are called 'Cells' in todays world.
Nothing really speaking because it isn't feasible with todays technology. But generally speaking an atomic nuclei is roughtly 1 femtometer.
because he thought atoms were indivisble chunks of matter while todays science proves atoms can be divided into sub-atomic particles
WW2-created the atomic age; which in turn created the cold war; which in turn created the Korean and Vietnam Wars; which in turn created todays world.
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