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Historia del átomo: verdadero o falso

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Verdadero o Falso: Historia del Átomo
 

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Historia del átomo: verdadero o falso

by Marcia Román Sarco
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Dalton sostenía que los átomos podían dividirse en partículas más pequeñas.

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Dalton definió el átomo como la unidad más pequeña de materia indivisible.

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El modelo de Dalton incluía la existencia de electrones dentro del átomo.

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Thomson propuso un átomo con carga positiva que contenía electrones incrustados.

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El modelo de Thomson también se llama 'modelo del pudín de pasas'.

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Dalton afirmaba que los átomos de un mismo elemento tienen la misma masa y propiedades.

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El descubrimiento del electrón abrió la puerta a que el átomo tuviera estructura interna.

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J. J. Thomson descubrió el electrón mediante tubos de rayos catódicos.

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Según el modelo de Thomson, los electrones estaban incrustados dentro de una esfera de carga positiva.

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Los hallazgos de Thomson demostraron que el átomo era indivisible e inmutable, como pensaba Dalton.

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