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He gave an oral presentation titled ‘Experimental Essays’, that dealt with information on his experiments on gasses and the study of the nature and chemical makeup of air in relation to atmospheric pressures.
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he came up with the ‘Dalton Law’ also known as Dalton's Law of Partial Pressures’.
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He authored an article for the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, in which he presented a chart on atomic weights, which was one of the first atomic charts to be created at that time.
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He further explained atomic theory and atomic weight in the book titled ‘A New System of Chemical Philosophy’
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He authored an appendix for the book ‘A New System of Chemical Philosophy’.
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He became Cavendish Professor of Physics.
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Thomson began studying cathode rays, which are glowing beams of light that follow an electrical discharge in a high-vacuum tube.
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He began studying atoms with a series of experiments in the Cavendish Laboratory.
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He discovered the Electron in the atom.
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Rutherford discovers two types of rays.
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Ernest Rutherford announces that radioactivity is a manifestation of sub-atomic change.
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He joined the Copenhagen University, where he initially studied philosophy and mathematics.
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Received the Nobel Prize for his discovery of the electron.
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He received his Master’s degree in Physics in 1909.
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Ernest Rutherford discovered the nucleus using the gold foil experiment.
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Bohr’s model of atomic structure was published which became the basis of the famous quantum theory.
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Niels Bohr became a Professor at the University of Copenhagen.
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Ernest Rutherford changed Nitrogen to Oxygen; he split the atoms.
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Ernest Rutherford discovers protons.
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He founded the university’s Institute of Theoretical Physics.