History of Atomic Structure Timeline Chemistry
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Democritus(400B.C-Greece) Stated thatall matter is made up of atoms.
He also stated that atoms are
eternal and invisible and so small
that they can't be divided, and
they entirely fill up the space
they're in.
2
Robert Boyle(1662-Ireland) Delineated thequantitative relationship that
Boyle derived from experimental
values, Known as "Boyle's law"
that volume of a gas varies inversely
with pressure.
3
Antoine Lavoiser(1777-France) Provided theformula for the conversations
of matter in chemical reactions,
and also distinguished between
an element and a compound.
4
John Dalton(1803-England) Formed the atomic theory, which states
that all matter is composed of
tiny, indestructible particles
called atoms that are all alike
and have the same atomic
weight.
5
Dmitri Mendeleev
(1869) Created the periodic table
6
Eugen Goldstein (1886-German) Came up with the term "Cathode rays" for the
negatively charged electron and
suggested the presence of the
proton a positively charged
particle.
7
J.J. Thomson (1898-England) Discovered the electron and develop the
plum-pudding model of
the atom.
8
Max Planck(1900-Germany) Made a
profound discovery in modern
physics/Quantum theory. He
showed that light must emitted
and absorbed in discrete amounts
if it was to correctly describe
observed Black radiation
9
Robert Millikan (1908-USA) found out theelectric change of the electron.
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History of Atomic Structure Timeline Chemistry
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Democritus(400B.C-Greece) Stated thatall matter is made up of atoms.
He also stated that atoms are
eternal and invisible and so small
that they can't be divided, and
they entirely fill up the space
they're in.
2
Robert Boyle(1662-Ireland) Delineated thequantitative relationship that
Boyle derived from experimental
values, Known as "Boyle's law"
that volume of a gas varies inversely
with pressure.
3
Antoine Lavoiser(1777-France) Provided theformula for the conversations
of matter in chemical reactions,
and also distinguished between
an element and a compound.
4
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