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Credited to: Greek Philosophers
Made: 2500 years ago
-a object that can not be broken down into smaller parts
example: pepper

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Democritus atomic model (442 b.c.). Democritus came up with this model by doing an experiment where he continued to break a rock in half until he couldn't break it anymore. He called it atoms meaning "indivisible" because it couldn't be broken anymore.

https://www.preceden.com/timelines/280412-atomic-theory

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Democritus atomic model (442 b.c.). Democritus came up with this model by doing an experiment where he continued to break a rock in half until he couldn't break it anymore. He called it atoms meaning "indivisible" because it couldn't be broken anymore. https://www.preceden.com/timelines/280412-atomic-theory

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Credited to: John Dalton
Made: 1766
-individual particles cannot be divided
example: gold

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Credited to: J.J. Thomson
Made: 1897
- particles contain electric charge/flow
example: toaster

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Credited to: Ernest Rutherford
Made: 1911
-atoms have positively charged nucleus
example: batteries

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Credited to: Niels Bohr
Made: 1913
-electrons orbiting around the nucleus
example: planted rotating around the sun

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Credited to: Erwin Schrodinger
Made:1926
-helps describe where the electrons are in the nucleus
example: a fan