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Verdadero o falso sobre átomo y griegos

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Verdadero o falso sobre átomo y griegos

by Enrique Solano García
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Demócrito fue quien propuso que la materia está formada por partículas pequeñas e indivisibles.

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En el modelo atómico de Bohr, los electrones giran en órbitas fijas sin emitir radiación.

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El protón fue descubierto por J. J. Thomson.

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El término átomo proviene del griego 'atomo', que significa indivisible.

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Los protones se encuentran en el núcleo del átomo.

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Los neutrones fueron descubiertos por Rutherford.

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La palabra 'átomo' fue acuñada por Aristóteles.

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El núcleo del átomo contiene electrones.

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Los electrones fueron descubiertos por J. J. Thomson.

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En la actualidad sabemos que el núcleo contiene protones y neutrones.

 
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