Atomic Physics Part 1: The Atomic Theory

Though the production is very basic, here, it is still quite an interesting potted history of the evolution of atomic physics from it’s elementary beginnings with John Dalton as far back at the early 1800s through to Lord Rutherford’s declaration that by the end of the 19th century we knew of some eighty unique elements whose atoms could never be split, were all roughly the same size and shape and...

Though the production is very basic, here, it is still quite an interesting potted history of the evolution of atomic physics from it’s elementary beginnings with John Dalton as far back at the early 1800s through to Lord Rutherford’s declaration that by the end of the 19th century we knew of some eighty unique elements whose atoms could never be split, were all roughly the same size and shape and...