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He believe that atoms were at a constant stand still
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Found that there is no way to cut an atom
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He studied gasses and found that they were groups of particles. These groups created many substances.
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He created the unison language for science. This helped advancments and limited confusion.
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He brought up the theory that the reson elements were clusters of atoms. These atoms could not be destroyed, there were multiple types of elements, and that they created new substances when combined with old substances.
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He wrongly thought there were smaller particles in the atom. He did however find that some atoms could be negatively charged.
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Though his model was wrong, Nagoaka did discover the rings around atoms
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He proved the plum pudding model wrong with a sheet of gold foil and positively charged particles. He then created a new model.
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Chadwick had discovered the neutron. He saw it as a small particles inside the nucleus that was similar to the proton.
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They built a linear accelerator. And produced alpha particles by infesting lithium with protons. They then split the atom for the first time and later lead to the atomic bomb that ended WW2.
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He theorized the electron cloud. He saw it as the main area of moving particles.
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He conducted the first release of energy from the atoms nucleus in a chain reaction.
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He puts together the modern periodic table.
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World War 2 was finished with an atomic bomb that was dropped.
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He identified lanthanides and actinides (atomic number 92,
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The modern day model is one made up of different rings and what the atom consist of (energy levels, protons, and neutrons). It also includes the electron cloud and rings/paths.
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He discovered that electrons have predetermined pathes and even though they can not move in between the paths they can jump them.