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5th century bc ( Incorrect in title, thats the earliest it would let us put it ) First one to think of matter as a sum of many smaller pieces
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Proposed an atomic theory in 1803 First one to actually give a name and explanation to what made up matter Solid spherical Atoms Little do they know, he actually named the atom after his best friend Adam!!!
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Identified and named Oxegen and Hydrogen MAde the first full list of elements
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Proposed the Law of Constant Composition, which states that the ratio by mass of the elements in a chemical compound is always the same.
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Studied the effects of “electrolysis” ( the splitting of molecules using electricity )in 1832. Observed the effects of the ion without actually discovering it Invented Benzene Developed the laws of electrolysis Don’t ask us to explain the meme, we don’t get it either.
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Studdied the effect of X-rays Discovered what would later be named radiation by the Curies Discovered certain particles spontainiously decomposed and give off radiation.
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Discovered the electron Suggested the atom might be a sphere with a positive charge and have negativley charged electrons orbiting it.
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Discovered Radium Experimented with radiation and the properties of radioactive elements
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Further studdied radiation. Discovered the relationship between energy and radiation
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Conducted an expiriment with oil drops and discovered the mass of the electron and its charge. Maths: e= 1.062 x 10 -19 coulomb
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Theorized that most of an atoms mass and charge are in a nucleus 1/10'000 the size of the atom itseld i.e. the proton.
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Created the modern atom model
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Developed the theory of realativity. E=mc2 helped calculate the mass energy equivalence
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Discovered the neutron, a neutrally charged partical Was renound for his creativity in naming particals
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Philosipher aroung 380 B.C (again with the Website not working with BC). Aristotle believed that regardless of the number of times you cut a form of matter in half, you would always have a smaller piece of that matter.