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Atoms ... J.J. Thomsondiscoveredthe electron through his work on cathode rays

a general acceptance that a fundamental unit of electric charge existedoriginatingfrom work with electrolysis and cathode rays

Thomsondiscoveredthat cathode rays are really electrons

Work(passive) were discovered byElectric properties of cathode rays

all elements ... a British physicistdiscoveredelectrons using a cathode ray

a British physicistdiscoveredelectrons using a cathode ray

He ... a British physicistdiscoveredelectrons using a cathode ray

J. J. Thomsondiscoveredelectrons by using cathode rays

Eugene Goldstein ... a British physicistdiscoveredelectrons using a cathode ray

J J Thomsondiscoveredcathode rays , known as electrons

Thomsondiscoveredthe electron and Crookes the cathode rays

Beta rays are consideredto be composedof electrons identical with those of the cathode rays

during discharge tube experiment(passive) were discoveredCathode rays and positive rays

a British physicistdiscoveredusing a cathode ray

designedto influencethe direction of cathode rays

William Crookes(passive) invented byCathode ray tube

- J.J. Thomsondiscoversthe electron in cathode rays

J.J. Thomsondiscoversthe electron in cathode rays

1897 - J.J. Thomsondiscoversthe electron in cathode rays

J.J. Thomsondiscoveredcathode rays , which are electrons

German physicistdiscoveredcathode rays , born

German physicistdiscoveredcathode rays

anode positive ) particles ... electronscomposecathode rays

many experiments on the electric discharge ... from whichhad discoveredthe cathode rays

positive ) particles ... electronscomposecathode rays

Johann Wilhelm Hittorf(passive) were discovered byCathode rays

Johann Wilhelm Hittorfdiscoverscathode rays

J. J. Thomson and Crookes(passive) were discovered byCathode rays

first(passive) were ... discoveredCathode rays

Perrin ... a French physicistdiscoveredcathode rays

by Roentgen(passive) discovered bythe cathode rays

J.J. Thomsondiscoveredcathode rays

the British scientist J. J. Thomsondiscoveredcathode rays

the particlescomposedthe cathode ray

it had ... the tubeto originateat the cathode CATHODE RAY

many experiments ... from whichhad discoveredthe cathode rays

Thomson working withdiscoveredcathode rays

of particles(passive) are composedCathode rays

of particles(passive) were composedcathode rays

the particlescomposecathode rays

him to the discovery of electrons and subatomic particlesleadinghim to the discovery of electrons and subatomic particles

of negatively charged particleswere composedof negatively charged particles

to televisionleadsto television

certain chemicals to glowto causecertain chemicals to glow

ThomsonpromptedThomson

to the discovery of which subatomic particleledto the discovery of which subatomic particle

to the discovery of theledto the discovery of the

at the cathode and flow through the tube to the anodeoriginateat the cathode and flow through the tube to the anode

to the discovery of the electronledto the discovery of the electron

in the discovery ofresultedin the discovery of

to the discovery of the small particles called electronsledto the discovery of the small particles called electrons

of negatively charged particles ( now known as electronswas composedof negatively charged particles ( now known as electrons

to the development of the television 1ledto the development of the television 1

the blue glowcausedthe blue glow

at the cathode and flow through the tube to the anodeoriginateat the cathode and flow through the tube to the anode

from the negative plate on the leftoriginatefrom the negative plate on the left

eye problemscan causeeye problems

the glow(passive) was causedthe glow

a fluorescent effect on a small cardboard screen painted with barium platinocyanide when it was placed close to the aluminium window in the tubecauseda fluorescent effect on a small cardboard screen painted with barium platinocyanide when it was placed close to the aluminium window in the tube

a fluorescent effect on acauseda fluorescent effect on a

a fluorescent effect on the cardboard screencauseda fluorescent effect on the cardboard screen

to the discovery of negatively charged particles called electronsledto the discovery of negatively charged particles called electrons

of previously unknown negatively charged particles ( now called electrons ) , which he calculated must have bodies much smaller than atoms and a very large charge - to - mass ratio.[2were composedof previously unknown negatively charged particles ( now called electrons ) , which he calculated must have bodies much smaller than atoms and a very large charge - to - mass ratio.[2

of previously unknown negatively charged particles ( now called electrons ) , which he calculated must have bodies much smaller than atoms and a very large charge - to - mass ratiowere composedof previously unknown negatively charged particles ( now called electrons ) , which he calculated must have bodies much smaller than atoms and a very large charge - to - mass ratio

of previously unknown negatively charged particles ( now called electrons ) , which he calculatedwere composedof previously unknown negatively charged particles ( now called electrons ) , which he calculated

of negatively charged particles ... called electronswere composedof negatively charged particles ... called electrons

of negatively charged particles called electronsare composedof negatively charged particles called electrons

of negatively charged particles Called these negatively charged particles electronsare composedof negatively charged particles Called these negatively charged particles electrons

of negatively charged particles called electronsare composedof negatively charged particles called electrons

of previously unknown negatively charged particles now called electrons , which he calculated must havewere composedof previously unknown negatively charged particles now called electrons , which he calculated must have

of previously unknown negatively charged particles ( now called electrons ) , which he calculated mustwere composedof previously unknown negatively charged particles ( now called electrons ) , which he calculated must

to those rays being called electronsledto those rays being called electrons

of previously unknown negatively charged particles ( now called electrons ) , which he calculated must have bodies muchwere composedof previously unknown negatively charged particles ( now called electrons ) , which he calculated must have bodies much

of negatively charged particles ( electronswere composedof negatively charged particles ( electrons

a effect on a small cardboard screen painted with when it was placed close to the windowcauseda effect on a small cardboard screen painted with when it was placed close to the window

of previously unknown negatively charged particles , which he calculated must have bodies much smaller than atoms and a very large value for their charge - to - mass ratio.[2were composedof previously unknown negatively charged particles , which he calculated must have bodies much smaller than atoms and a very large value for their charge - to - mass ratio.[2

the glass walls of his tube to glow a dull blue colourcausedthe glass walls of his tube to glow a dull blue colour

of previously unknown negatively charged particles , which he calculated must have bodies much smaller than atoms and a very large value for their charge - to - mass ratiowere composedof previously unknown negatively charged particles , which he calculated must have bodies much smaller than atoms and a very large value for their charge - to - mass ratio

of negatively charged particles with a masswere composedof negatively charged particles with a mass

of very small negatively charged particleswere composedof very small negatively charged particles

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