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440 B.C.- Democritus
Democritus stated that once you cut something inhalf enough times, then you won't be able to cut it anymore. -
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382 B.C.- Aristotle
Aristotle believed you can never end up with a particle that won't break, you can even break an atom. -
Dalton
Dalton's theory was that atoms can not be cut or destroyed, they are all exactly alike, and two of them put together make a new substance. -
Thomson
Electrons are located throughout the atom like plums in pudding. -
Rutherford
Particlesspread out quickly when they hit another substance, for example, gold foil. -
Rutherford
The electrons surround the nucleus. -
Niels Bohr
Niels Bohr said the electrons move around the nucleus in paths.