Difference between revisions of "Dalton Model"
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| − | '''The Dalton Model''' is a model of the [[atom]] which shows [[atom]]s as a ball shaped [[object]]. | + | '''The Dalton Model''' is a model of the [[atom]] which shows [[atom]]s as a [[Sphere|ball]] shaped [[object]]. |
===About The Dalton Model=== | ===About The Dalton Model=== | ||
: [[The Dalton Model]] is a simple [[model]] of the [[atom]] which makes it easier to use the [[Particle Model]] to [[explain]] the [[States of Matter]] and to represent [[molecule]]s. | : [[The Dalton Model]] is a simple [[model]] of the [[atom]] which makes it easier to use the [[Particle Model]] to [[explain]] the [[States of Matter]] and to represent [[molecule]]s. | ||
: [[The Dalton Model]] is not true, but is a useful [[model]] to help describe [[atom]]s. | : [[The Dalton Model]] is not true, but is a useful [[model]] to help describe [[atom]]s. | ||
Revision as of 08:48, 23 September 2018
Key Stage 3
Meaning
The Dalton Model is a model of the atom which shows atoms as a ball shaped object.
About The Dalton Model
- The Dalton Model is a simple model of the atom which makes it easier to use the Particle Model to explain the States of Matter and to represent molecules.
- The Dalton Model is not true, but is a useful model to help describe atoms.