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'In memory of / George Paget Chester, / who died at Melbourne, Australia, Feb. / 17th 1866 / in the 18th year of his age / from the effects of an accident caused on duty / aboard the ship 'Sussex' / 'Looking for the mercy of our Lord Jesus Christ / unto eternal life.'
Observe a charge a seguir. Fonte: Revista Galileu, ilustração de Bernardo França Com base no modelo atômico apresentado na imagem, quem é a personagem representada? a) Albert Einstein b) John Dalton c) Ernest Rutherford d) George Paget Thomson e) Niels Bohr
George Paget Thomson ( 3. května 1892, Cambridge – 10. září 1975, Cambridge) byl britský fyzik a nositel Nobelovy ceny. Zpočátku kariery se věnoval aerodynamice, pak difrakci elektronů a principům duality částic a vlnění. Během druhé světové války se zabýval možností výroby atomové bomby a spolupracoval s americkým ...
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But at least as influential were Joseph John (JJ; 1856–1940) and George Paget (GP; 1892–1975) Thomson, who were respectively awarded Nobels in 1906 for electrical conduction in gases (effectively for discovering the electron) and in 1937 for demonstrating electron diffraction. Their achievements have been summarised as JJ showing that the ...
19 de mai. de 2024 · Thomson, Sir George Paget (1892–1975) in World Encyclopedia Length: 49 words. (1892–1975)British physicist who demonstrated the wave-particle nature of elementary particles. He received the 1937 Nobel Prize for Physics and was knighted in 1943.The son of J. J. Thomson, Thomson was educated at Cambridge, where he later taught (1914–22).
This document has been taken from its primary location on The Victorian Web. Lord George Augustus Frederick Paget was born on 16 March 1818. He was the sixth son of Henry William Paget, first Marquis of Anglesey. Paget was educated at Westminster School; on 25 July 1834 he was given a commission as a Cornet in the First Lifeguards.
