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Atomic theory is the
scientific theory that
matter is
composed of
particles called atoms. The
definition of the word "atom" has
changed over the years...
- an
English chemist,
physicist and meteorologist. He
introduced the
atomic theory into chemistry. He also
researched colour blindness,
which he had; as...
- in
philosophical reasoning rather than
scientific reasoning.
Modern atomic theory is not
based on
these old concepts. In the
early 19th century, the scientist...
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discussions outlined the need for the
quantum theory to be
included in the atom and the
difficulties in an
atomic theory.
Planck in his talk said explicitly: βIn...
- an atom". The
modern atomic meaning was
proposed by
Ernest Rutherford in 1912. The
adoption of the term "nucleus" to
atomic theory, however, was not immediate...
- The
atomic number or
nuclear charge number (symbol Z) of a
chemical element is the
charge number of an
atomic nucleus. For
ordinary nuclei composed of...
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Atomic physics is the
field of
physics that
studies atoms as an
isolated system of
electrons and an
atomic nucleus.
Atomic physics typically refers to...
- and
atomic theory.
Recapitulation theory β the
theory that "ontogeny
recapitulates phylogeny". See Baer's laws of embryology.
Telegony β the
theory that...
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theory), in
mathematics Atomic (****tail), a
champagne ****tail
Atomic (magazine), an
Australian computing and
technology magazine Atomic Skis,...
- when Bohr
outlined his
electron s****
atomic theory in 1922,
there was no
mathematical formula for the
theory. So
Rutherford said he was hard put "to...