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Developed knowledge about matter. -
Large contributor in the development of the atomic theory of the universe. -
He founded the Academy. He also wrote lots of philosophical texts. -
He made major contributions to to philosophy and science. He invented formal logic and identified the relationships between scientific disciplines. -
Discovered mass gets conserved during a chemical reaction. -
He introduced the atomic theory. -
This law provides a basis for the classification of elements that are similar into groups of elements. It was the first to link elements properties to their atomic masses. This system works best on elements that are lighter. -
Confirmed the most scientific thoughts at the time. -
It is used to identify elements and predict their properties. -
This effect demonstrated that light has qualities made of particles. -
Radioactivity is the source for heat in satellites and medical procedures/ cancer treatments. -
The electron plays an important role in thermal conductivity, electricity, chemistry, and magnetism. -
Explained the nature of the energy that is in electromagnetic waves. -
The Plum Pudding Model represents the important step in development of atomic theory. -
Was seen as a turning point when it came to physics. It was important for explaining the chemical bond. -
This model was used to show the nuclear model of an atom. -
A system a small and dense nucleus that is surrounded by electrons. It provided a justification for the physical constants that make up a formula's results. -
Proved that the atomic number is more relevant than atomic mass. -
The proton was discovered by Ernest Rutherford. The discovery of the proton allowed people to get insight on the structure of the atom. -
Helped detect the location of the electron. -
This gave physicists a better understanding of how things function in the subatomic scale. -
This discovery made it possible to develop the atomic bomb.