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Atomic Structure: William Crookes

Bibliography

What

(What happened in the exp)

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  • Crookes Tube. (n.d.). Infoplease. Retrieved October 2, 2014, from http://www.infoplease.com/encyclopedia/science/crookes-tube.html
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  • reconstructed the Cathode Ray tub to find weight of thallium

  • --> negative charge in atoms

  • found electrons! (negatively charged subatomic particles located in electron cloud)

  • cathode rays travel in a straight line
  • cathode rays can be deflected

by an electric field

  • cathode gave off a stream of charged particles

Who

The Experiment

  • Crookes Tube (Cathode Ray Tube)
  • Sir William Crookes (17 June 1832- 4 April 1919) was a British chemist and physicist
  • In 1861, he discovered and named the element thallium
  • He invented the Crookes tube, which resulted in the discovery of the properties of cathode rays
  • electric current is applied between the electrodes

Why Did It Happen?

Crookes Tube: Purpose

New Knowledge

  • "glow" is due to the interaction of electrons, which travel from the cathode to the anode, with residual gas
  • cathode rays are negatively charged
  • High voltage + 2 electrodes = electrons emitted from cathode
  • Electrons are accelerated into anode but many miss and hit the glass
  • Electrons hitting glass causes fluorescence
  • electrons emitted from the cathode accelerate toward the anode
  • Wanted to measure weight of Thallium in vacuum.
  • Wanted to determine nature of cathode rays

Results

"Set-up"

  • Identified properties of cathode rays:
  • cathode rays move in a straight line, cause glass to glow, carry negative charges, and can be deflected by electric fields.
  • interference of a magnet:

Relying on Information from Others

  • Crookes tube: contain a positive electrode (anode) &negative electrode (cathode) sealed into a glass tube that has been at least partially evacuated
  • electrical current is passed b/w the electrodes -> glow can be seen (if the residual pressure of the gas is small enough)
  • In the 1830's, Michael Faraday's experiments showed that atoms have electrical components
  • in 1859, Julius Plucker was the first to experiment with cathode rays produced in a vacuum

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