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Niels Bohr was born on October 7, 1885
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Went to school for Theoretical Studies
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In 1912, he worked on the absorption of alpha rays. He was publishes in the Philosophical Magazine as well.
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In 1912, he married and continued to have 6 children, 2 of which passed away and 4 had successful careers.
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He studied the structure of Atoms and created a picture that represents the atomic structure. He also held a known place in theoretical physics.
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He became a professor in theoretical physics at Copenhagen University.
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Bohr was appointed head of the theoretical physics institute at the same university.
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He won the Nobel Prize for the structure of atoms.
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Bohr came up with a liquid droplet theory to better understand nuclear fission. This lead the way for Hahn and Strassmann to their splitting uranium discovery.
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After having published over 100 writings, Niels Bohr passed away on November 18, 1962 from a stroke.
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