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J.J thomson

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why is it important to know about the atom?

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why is it important to know about the atom?

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The fact that atoms cannot be created or destroyed in chemical reactions allows for all sorts of important predictions. Atoms form the smallest building blocks of chemistry, and they combine to form an infinite variety of more complicated structures, however it turns out atoms are not the smallest pieces of matter.

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John Dalton created the democritus theory and was credited for the discovery of the atom.

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Why is it important for us to know about the atom?

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Why is it important for us to know about the atom?

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Atoms make up every day life so obviously they are important

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Atoms make up every day life so obviously they are important

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basic structure of life

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1897

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The atoms were found in Britain

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fundamental piece of matter

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Why is important for us to know about the atom ? 

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Why is important for us to know about the atom ? 

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smallest building blocks of chemistry

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the atoms where found somewhere in Britain

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1897

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basic of life

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it was j.j thomson

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John Dalton was the first to adapt Democritus' theory into the first modern atomic model. J.J Thomson was a physicist who is credited for discovering the electron.

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why is it important for us to know about atoms

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why is it important for us to know about atoms

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smallest blocks of chemistry

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Thomson discovered the negatively charged electron in 1897, and he first proposed the “plum pudding” model of the atom, in which the atom is composed of electrons embedded in a positively charged atom.