ashleys science timeline :)

  • democritis
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    democritis

    his hypothesis was that matter is made of individual particles called atoms
    called 'father of modern science'
  • john dalton

    john dalton

    his hypothesis was that matter was made up of sphyrical solid masses i n motion
  • J. plucker

    J. plucker

    he built one of the first gas discharge tubes (cathode ray tube).
  • cathode ray tube

    cathode ray tube

    Johann Hittort invented the cathode ray after J. Pluckers discoveries
  • wilhelm roentgen

    wilhelm roentgen

    using a CRT he realized that nearby chemicals glowed. More experiments found very penetrating rays coming from the CRT that were not deflected by a magnetic field. He named them "X-rays".
  • wilhelm roentgen

    wilhelm roentgen

    the first x-ray was made from roentgens earlier discoveries
  • jj thomson

    jj thomson

    described the atom as a ball of positice charge containing a number of electrons
  • ernest rutherford

    ernest rutherford

    used his 'gold foil' experiment to determine that the nucleous of the atom is very denceand had a positice charge. Thus discovering the proton
  • neils bohr

    neils bohr

    explained the atomic structure of the atom as 'sucessive orbital shells of electrons'
    model is known as the bohr planetary model
  • schrodinger

    schrodinger

    he and de broglie identified the electron cloud model as the probable location of moving electrons
  • cockroft and walton

    cockroft and walton

    figured out that you could split the atom
  • chadwick

    chadwick

    discovered a particle within the nucleous that has a mass similar to that of a proton
    thus he is credited with discovering the neutron
  • openheimer

    openheimer

    used cockroft and waltons theory to make the atomic bomb which was dropped on august 6 in japan
  • willhelm roentgen

    Using a CRT he observed that nearby chemicals glowed. Further experiments found very penetrating rays coming from the CRT that were not deflected by a magnetic field. He named them "X-rays".