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460 BCE
Democritus Born
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404 BCE
End of the Peloponnesian War.
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400 BCE
Democritus concluded that all matter was made of tiny indivisible particles, which he named atomos.
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370 BCE
Democritus Death
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John Dalton Born
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Michael Faraday Born
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John Dalton created the “marble” model, which states that all matter is made up of atoms. Atoms of the same element are the same, atoms of different elements are different, and atoms combine to form substances.
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Britain and the United States separately made the Slave Trade a criminal act.
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Michael Faraday discovered that when a permanent magnet was moved in and out of a coil of wire, a current was induced in the coil, also known as electromagnetic induction.
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John Dalton Death
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Michael Faraday Death
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Eugen Goldstein Born
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JJ Thomson Born
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Robert Millikan Born
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Ernest Rutherford Born
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Niels Bohr Born
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Eugen Goldstein discovered evidence of a positively charged particle
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Edwin Schroedinger Born
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James Chadwick Born
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First commercial film release by Jean Aimé Le Roy.
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JJ Thomson created the “plum pudding” model which showed that electrons were dispersed in a positive sphere.
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Werner Heisenberg Born
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Ernest Rutherford created the “nuclear” model which showed that the atom has a dense, positive center or nucleus, the rest is mostly empty space.
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Robert Millikan succeeded in precisely determining the magnitude of the electron's charge.
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Niels Bohr created the “Solar system” model which showed that electrons orbit the nucleus at a defined distance (like plants orbiting the sun).
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WW1 started in Europe
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The Walt Disney Company is founded.
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Werner Heisenberg discovered the uncertainty principle, which states that a particle's position and momentum cannot both be known exactly.
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Edwin Schroedinger created the “electron cloud” model which showed that electrons are in regions around the nucleus; not tracks surrounding it.
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Eugen Goldstein Death
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James Chadwick created the “electron cloud” model with neutrons added this model demonstrates neutrons in the nucleolus because the mass of an atom was much heavier then he had thought.
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Ernest Rutherford Death
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The start of WW2.
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JJ Thomson Death
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Niels Bohr Death
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Robert Millikan Death
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Edwin Schroedinger Death
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James Chadwick Death
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Werner Heisenberg Death