Ernest Rutherford
New Zealand-born physicist who found the atomic nucleus; he knew the Curies and attended the first Solvay Conference.
Person30 Aug 1871 – 19 Oct 1937
- Identifiers
- Wikidata Q9123
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Appears in14 items
- From X-rays to the Bomb11 items
- Rutherford at McGillSep 1898
- Rutherford names alpha and beta raysJan 1899
- Rutherford and Soddy: elements transmute1902
- Rutherford at ManchesterMay 1907
- Geiger and Marsden: some alphas bounce back19 May 1909
- Rutherford’s nuclear atom7 Mar 1911
- Bohr’s quantum atomJul 1913
- The First World War28 Jul 1914
- The Cavendish under RutherfordApr 1919
- Rutherford turns nitrogen into oxygenJun 1919
- Szilárd imagines a chain reaction12 Sep 1933
- Marie Curie2 items
- The Periodic Table1 item
