Cathode Rays Unveiled
The late 19th century saw groundbreaking discoveries with cathode ray tubes, revealing the existence of negatively charged particles. Through experiments, it was determined that these particles were significantly lighter than hydrogen atoms, suggesting a deeper understanding of atomic structure. Thomson's findings laid the groundwork for future research, confirming that electric charges are consistent with those of protons.In this clip
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Episode 8: History of the Atom
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