AlChemists-500BC-1720--- develop the theorythat all metals are

composed of mercury and sulfur and that it is possible to change base

metals into gold.

Democritus-442 BC---Greek philosopher, who developed the atomic

theory of the universe,His atomic theory anticipated the modern
principles of the conservation of energy and the irreducibility of matter.

Aristotle-384-322 BC---Aristotle provided

us with knowledge of natural science
including Physics, which gives a vast
amount of information on astronomy,
meteorology, plants, and animals.

Lavoisier-1777---French chemist, who is

considered the founder of modern
chemistry. Lavoisier clarified the concept of an element
as a simple substance that could not be broken down by
any known method of chemical analysis, and he devised
a theory of the formation of chemical compounds from
elements.

Coulomb-1780's---He explianed that like fluids repelled and unlike

attracted,this was important in the development of the theory of absolute
measurement, and had a great impact on electrical potential.

John Dalton-1803---British chemist and physicist, who developed the

atomic theory upon which modern physical science is founded.Dalton's
most important contribution to science was his theory that matter is
composed of atoms of differing weights and combine in simple ratios by
weight.

Crookes-1870's---Sir William Crookes constructed this forerunner

of the modern television picture tube in the 1870s to investigate the
properties of cathode rays.

Becquerel-1896---Wilhelm Rntgen discovered X rays by observing

the fluorescence they produced.
The Curies-1898---Pierre Curie and his wife Marie Curie stated that
radioactive materials cause atoms to break down spontaneously,
releasing radiation in the form of energy and
subatomic particles.

J.J. Thomson-1898---J.J Thomson was the first to discover the

electron.

Max Planck-1900---In 1900 Planck stated that energy is

radiated in small, discrete units, which he called quanta.

Albert Einstein-1905---Einstein was known as the creator

of the special and general theories of relativity and for his
intelligent hypothesis concerning the particle nature of
light.

Robert Millikan-1908-1917---American physicist, best

known for his work in atomic physics and major science,
dealing with the fundamental constituents of the universe, the
forces they exert on one another, and the results produced by these
forces.

Ernest Rutherford-1909-1911---British physicist, who became a Nobel

laureate for his pioneering work in nuclear physics and for his theory
of the structure of the atom.

Neils Bohr-1913---Bohr made numerous contributions to

our understanding of atomic structure and quantum
mechanics.

Geiger-1925---Geiger was the first scientist to explain DNA.

Erwin Schroedinger-1926---Schroedinger explained movement of

an electron in an atom as a wave.
Chadwick-1931---British physicist James Chadwick measured the energy of the
protons emerging from the hydrogen atoms.

Otto Hahn-1938---German physical chemist and Nobel laureate,

best known for his contributions in the
field of radioactivity.

Lise Meitner-1938---Austrian- Swedish physicist,

who first identified nuclear fission.

Glen Seaborg-1951---

Murry Gell-1964---United States physicist, noted for his

classification of subatomic particles and his proposal of the
existence of quarks.
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