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Conoce la evolución de las teorías atómicas

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Conoce la evolución de las teorías atómicas.

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Conoce la evolución de las teorías atómicas
 

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Conoce la evolución de las teorías atómicas.

by Elías Gutiérrez
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Filósofo griego que propuso la idea de la existencia de partículas invisibles.

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Químico británico que sostuvo que la materia está formada por partículas indivisibles llamadas unidades.

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Físico británico que descubrió el electrón.

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Físico británico que propuso el núcleo pequeño y densamente cargado dentro del átomo.

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Físico danés que propuso órbitas cuánticas para el electrón.

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Físico alemán que introdujo la idea de cuantos para explicar la radiación.

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Doctrina que propone que la materia está formada por partículas fundamentales.

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Zona probabilística donde es más probable encontrar al electrón.

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