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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...
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English chemist,
physicist and meteorologist. He
introduced the
atomic theory into chemistry. He also
researched colour blindness; as a result, the...
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philosophical reasoning rather than
scientific reasoning.
Modern atomic theory is not
based on
these old concepts. In the
early 19th century, the scientist...
- arrangements.: 113 When Bohr
began his work on a new
atomic theory in the
summer of 1912: 237 the
atomic model proposed by J J Thomson, now
known as the Plum...
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atomic theory.
Recapitulation theory – the
theory that "ontogeny
recapitulates phylogeny". See Baer's laws of embryology.
Telegony – the
theory that...
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marks the
moment when the
development of
atomic theory p****ed from
chemists to physicists.
While atomic theory was
widely accepted by
chemists by the end...
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theory), in
mathematics Atomic (****tail), a
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Atomic (magazine), an
Australian computing and
technology magazine Atomic Skis,...
- 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...
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linear combinations of
atomic orbitals (LCAO).
These approximations are made by
applying the
density functional theory (DFT) or Hartree–Fock (HF)...
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provisional atomic weights for the
elements known in his day, from
stoichiometric measurements and
reasonable inferences. Dalton's
atomic theory was adopted...
