The first years of 20th century were momentous for the rapid pace of change in scientist’s understanding of the nature of the matter.How did rutherford’s experiments on the scattering of a particles by a gold foil set the stage for bohr’s theory of the hydrogen atom?In what ways is de-broglie’s hypothesis, as it applies to electrons, consistent with J.J. Thomson’s conclusion that the electron has mass? In what sense is it consistent with proposals preceding Thomson’s work that the cathode rays are a wave phenomenon?

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The first years of 20^th century were momentous for the rapid pace of change in scientist’s understanding of the nature of the matter.

How did rutherford’s experiments on the scattering of a particles by a gold foil set the stage for bohr’s theory of the hydrogen atom?
In what ways is de-broglie’s hypothesis, as it applies to electrons, consistent with J.J. Thomson’s conclusion that the electron has mass? In what sense is it consistent with proposals preceding Thomson’s work that the cathode rays are a wave phenomenon?

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