2018+Atomic+Models

=Atomic Models and Quantum Mechanics=

Monday

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Tuesday



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Friday

Heisenberg notes from ppt

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Wednesday

Finish Chadwick notes from ppt

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Uncertainty Lab (tweet pic of spread out beam with names of all lab members)

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STUDY GUIDE FOR TEST

1) Development of the current atomic model (classical, quantum, standard model)
 * chronological order
 * who did what
 * contributions
 * be able to "tell the story" from start to finish
 * notes from ppt

2) Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
 * how it causes weird quantum effects (quantum jumps, tunneling, violations of conservation of energy)
 * how the lab worked

3) Basics of the Standard Model
 * quarks, bosons, neutrinos, etc
 * What the SM explains and what it doesn't explain

4) The Large Hadron Collider
 * "Particle Fever"
 * How the LHC works
 * What is the Higgs Boson and why is it so important?
 * Why the mass of the Higgs was so important for supersymmetry/multiverse theories