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History of The Atom

  • Democritus 300 BC

    Democritus 300 BC
    Democritus
    he said that he can break them into a piece of matter
    300 BC
    he use the atoms to make his discovery and he belive that they are unbreakable into smaller parts .
    he is the person that tiny atoms and he thought they look velcro
  • Aristole

    Aristole
    Aristole
    335 BC
    he discover that all substance were made of small amount of the four elementt of matter
    He use fire , water ,and air plus he toke 2,000 years to look over it and he really didnt belive in this .
    he thin they are small particles made on eath
  • Dalton

    Dalton
    Dalton
    he said atoms are seen an soild indestructibe sphere and does not inculde the existence of nucleaus
    1800 BC
    He use natu and he use of matter of chemical to separating them atoms
    he thinkk they look like Billiard Balls ( atoms that are very close instead of one
  • Thomson

    Thomson
    Thomson
    atoms are soild spheres made up of a solid postive mass
    1897
    he used electrons and after he did that he used a vacum tube or discover cathdoe rays.
    "J.J. Thomson Biography." Bio.com. A&E Networks Television, n.d. Web. 06 Mar. 2014.
  • Schrodinger

    Schrodinger
    Schrodinger
    he didnt discover the atom but the atom grew out of decades
    1926-1927
    he used electrons and photons to figure them out
  • Rutherford

    Rutherford
    Rutherford
    he doscover that not the smallest uint mass and he keep testing it
    1911
    he use the atomic model to do all his discovery and the rest
    of the element
    Ernest Rutherford Biography." Bio.com. A&E Networks Television, n.d. Web. 06 Mar. 2014.
  • Bohr

    Bohr
    Bohr
    1912
    the atom had a miniature,dense, nucleus surround by a cloud of nearly weight electrons.
    he used electrons orbit same by the work and he extened the model of hydrogen to give an approximate model for heavyer atoms.
    Niels Bohr Biography." Bio.com. A&E Networks Television, n.d. Web. 05 Mar. 2014.