History Flashcards
(30 cards)
First proposed theory of electrolytes
Svante ARRHENIUS
Stated that equal volumes of all gases at the same temp and pressure contain the same number of molecules
Amadeo AVOGADRO
Discovered the process of radioactivity; studied the phenomenon called phosphorescence
Henri BECQUEREL
Proposed an atomic theory to account for the spectra of certain elements; pictured the atom as a miniature solar system
Neils BOHR
Determined the relationship b/n volume of a gas and pressure exerted on it (temperature kept constant)
Robert BOYLE
Discovered Hydrogen
Henry CAVENDISH
Published works that establish the existence of neutron
James CHADWICK
Determined the relationship of volume of gas and its temperature (pressure kept constant)
Jacques CHARLES
Performed experiments to isolate radioactive components of mineral called PITCHBLENDE
Sklodowska and Pierre CURIE
Proposed and developed the atomic theory w/c is the landmark of chemistry
John DALTON
Proposed that electrons and other particles have wave properties; Showed that it is possible to assign a wavelength to a moving electron
Louis DE BROGLIE
Proposed telluric screw, the first real classification of elements
DE CHANCOURTOIS
Theory of Relativity and Law of conservation of mass and energy
Albert EINSTEIN
Ran experiments on chemical electrolysis; discovered methods of liquefaction of gases
Michael FARADAY
Discovered the proton
Eugene GOLDSTEIN
Proposed Uncertainty Principle
Werner HEISENBERG
First to introduce quantitative methods in the study of chemistry
Antoine LAVOISIER
Father of the Periodic Table; classified elements acc. to their chemical properties
Dmitri MENDELEEV
Classified elements acc. to their physical properties
Lothar MEYER
Made the first precise measurement of the mass and charge of the electron
Robert MILLIKAN
Discovered that nuclear charge controls the character and population of the electric energy levels w/c determine properties of elements
Henry MOSELEY
Proposed law of Octaves
NEWLANDS
Proposed the quantum theory of radiant energy; stated that radiant energy could be absorbed or given off only in definite quantities
Max PLANCK
Discovered cathode rays by passing an electric current through a vacuum
Julius PLUCKER