The atomic theory
Dalton's model of the atom (1814)
Mendeleev work (1869)
Mendeleev periodic table (1885)
The Moore lamp
Crookes' tube (1870)
J.J. Thomson: The work
J.J. Thomson: The electron (1903)
Mulliken: Charge of the electron (1909)
Moseley: Atomic number(1913)
Mosley periodic table
Rutherford: nuclear atom (1911)
The Rutherford experiment
Chadwick: the neutron (1932)
The nuclear atom
Hydrogen isotopes
List of some isotopes
Mass spectrometer
Isotope in nature
The actual periodic table
Dalton's model of the atom (1814)
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Mendeleev
Mendeleev periodic table (1869)
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periodic table
Mendeleev periodic table (1885)
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The Moore lamp
The Moore lamp: glow discharge lighting system (1896)
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Crooke cathodic ray
Crookes' tube: cathodic ray (around 1870)
Luminescence of residual gas glows when atoms are struck by fast moving electrons
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Thomson conclusion
From the work of Thomson
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Thomson's model of the atom
Thomson model of the atom: The plump pudding (1903)
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Mulliken
Mulliken and the charge of the electron (1909)
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Moseley
Moseley and the atomic number (1913)
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Periodic table
Moseley periodic table
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Rutherford
Rutherford: nuclear atom (1911)
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Rutherford's experiment
The Rutherford experiment
(animation by Molecular Expression)
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Chadwick
J. Chadwick (1932): Discovery of the neutron (isotope explanation).
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The nuclear atom
The nuclear atom
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Hydrogen isotope
Hydrogen isotopes
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List of some isotopes
List of some isotopes
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mass spectroscope
Mass spectrometer
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Isotope in nature
Isotope in nature
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Periodic table
The actual periodic table (IUPAC 2019)
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