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quote the following: A) The activity 2 concerns the characteristics of Nature of Science: a) “Science demands and relies on empirical evidence”, b) “Science has a subjective element” and c) “Scientific knowledge [...] his experiment of shooting a beam of alpha particles at a sheet of mica and taking a pic- ture of the beam on the other side with a photo- graphic plate. What should have been a sharp, bright point was not [...] For a moment, Rutherford was at a loss for words. Then, he replied, “Hans, explain yourself!” Geiger continued, “We have used a radium source to project alpha particles at a gold foil mounted on a thin
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His Death”. Chem. Educator 4: 186–197 Malley, M. C. (2011). Radioactivity : a history of a mysteri- ous science. New York, Oxford University Press. Meinel,C. (1987).“ Zur Sozialgeschichte des chemischen [...] Figure 1 Lavoisier’s list of elements http://www3.ul.ie/~childsp/CinA/Issue43/cianct6.jpg last access 30-08-13 It gets evident that – even though he did not use a systematic – Lavoisier classified his ele- [...] , the French Alexandre-Emile Béguyer de Chancourtois made one step further. He ordered the chemical elements in a sort of spiral according to their atomic mass – a structure he called ‘vis tellu- rique’
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the following: A) The activities 2 and 3 concern the characteristics of Nature of Science: a) “Science demands and relies on empirical evidence” and b) “Science has a subjective element”. B) The activities [...] container. We select a total mass of 10 lb. (2 bodies of 5 lbs each) and we let it drop 5, 10, 20 times from a height of 1m. 1. You have selected a mass of 10 lbs. and let it drop 5 times. The temperature [...] hands to get them a bit warmer. He stopped dead when a thought struck his mind: Could it be…? Was there a possibility that a certain amount of mechanic- al force was transformed into a respective amount
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he co-wrote a song, a talent that was likely passed down from his mother. Despite talents in many different areas, he chose a career in science. In 1892, he obtained a Bachelor of Arts (BA) de- gree in Pure [...] (Weart 1988, 5f.) Already, the work of the Curies had established a fundamental idea: that the radiation of a material is re- lated to some properties of the element. Uranium emit- ted a different type [...] activity was the half-life not being a value that could be used for an individual atom. The law of radioactive de- cay worked only for a statistical sample, and a predic- tion of the behavior of an individual