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They are the first people who recorded the concept of atoms (invisible building blocks of our world). They thought that certain elements had hooks to stick together or some elements had spikes.
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He discovered phosphorus by heating residues from boiled urine. -
He is credited to have the first modern atomic theory in his book called A new system of chemical philosophy. Some of his experiments lead to the earliest measurements of atomic mass. He imagined atoms as small little balls that combined to make different things (and that they also had different types of atoms. -
He started the development of the periodic table by arranging elements by atomic mass and made room for more just in case.
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They both discovered the existence of Radium and Polonium
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He discovered that atoms have electrons. He thought atoms were like blueberry muffins and if you split one open it would have a bunch of electrons inside of it. He thought the 'dough' of the muffin was a positively charged substance. -
He discovered the charge of an electron
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They discovered the nucleus and that atoms were mostly empty space. -
He discovered the orbit of electrons and that they had different 'layers' he thought they made an orbit like a planet around a sun. -
She discovered one of the heaviest elements protactinium in 1917 -
A lot of scientists like Erwin discovered that the electrons around the nucleus weren't orbiting in a circular motion like planets around a sun, but more like flies sketching out different shapes.
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He made the Pauli principle which states, that no two electrons in an atom could have identical sets of quantum numbers.
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She published a paper about double beta decay radioactivity that happens when two protons change to two neurons. In 1938 she predicted the frequencies that a molecule would absorb and emit electromagnetic radiation. She did a lot more for elements science too. She is also one of the two women who won the noble prize for physics in 1963.
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He discovered neutrons in the nucleus of the atom.