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  1. Discussion on Heavy Hydrogen. In: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A. Containing Papers of a Mathematical and Physical Character. Vol. CXLIV, pp. 1-28; 235-249; 266-279; 285-307. by Lord Ernest (1871-1937). RUTHERFORD, 1934-01-01
  2. The Artificial Transmutation of the Elements Being the Thirty-fifth Robert Boyle Lecture Delivered Before the Oxford University Junior Scientific Club on 2nd June 1933 by Ernest Lord Rutherford, 1933
  3. Collected Papers of Lord Rutherford of Nelson, 3 Volumes.Published Under the Scientific Direction of Sir James Chadwick. by Ernest Rutherford, 1962
  4. The collected papers of Lord Rutherford of Nelson by Ernest Rutherford Rutherford, 1963
  5. The collected papers of Lord Rutherford of Nelson by Ernest Rutherford Rutherford, 1962
  6. The collected papers of Lord Rutherford of Nelson by Ernest Rutherford Rutherford, 1965
  7. Collected Papers of Lord Rutherford of Nelson, Volume One: New Zealand by Ernest Rutherford, 1962
  8. Rutherford: Being the life and letters of the Rt. Hon. Lord Rutherford, O.M., by A. S Eve, 1939
  9. Lord Rutherford on the golf course by Frederick George Mann, 1976
  10. Lord Rutherford by Norman Feather, 1973-04
  11. Lord Rutherford of Nelson,: A tribute to New Zealand's greatest scientists, by Charles M Focken, 1937
  12. Lord Rutherford, 1871-1937 by A. S Eve, 1938
  13. Some personal memories of Lord Rutherford of Nelson (Cawthron lecture series) by Henry H Dale, 1950

81. Zwoje (The Scrolls) 4 (32), 2002
Henryk Niewodniczanski and Sir ernest rutherford lord Nelson. At a JubileeConference in Manchester in 1960 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of
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HENRYK NIEWODNICZANSKI AND ERNEST RUTHERFORD
ADAM STRZALKOWSKI
Professor Henryk Niewodniczanski, the founding father of the Cracow nuclear physics centre, was born in Wilno 102 years ago. A graduate in physics at the Stefan Batory University also in Wilno, he stayed there to pursue his scientific career. His first research subject was optical atomic spectroscopy. In 1933 he discovered forbidden transition lines in lead vapour spectrum and interpreted them as resulting from magnetic dipole transitions. It was certainly the most important discovery in Polish experimental physics of the inter-war period. Cambridge was really an extraordinary scientific centre, great not only in its own times but by today's standards as well A 1935 picture of the Cavendish Laboratory researchers shows 38 scientists gathered around J. J. Thomson and E. Rutherford (Fig. 1).
Fig. 1. Scientific Staff of the Cavendish Laboratory in June 1935. Niewodniczanski is standing on the far left in the third row.
Fig. 2. H. Niewodniczanski, H. A. Boorse and C. J. Milner in front of the Mond Laboratory. (Photo D. Shoenberg)

82. MSN Encarta - Rutherford, Ernest, Lord
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84. Chemistry 1908
and the chemistry of radioactive substances . lord ernest rutherford GreatBritain Victoria University Manchester, Great Britain 1871 1937.
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The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1908
"for his investigations into the disintegration of the elements, and the chemistry of radioactive substances"
Lord Ernest Rutherford
Great Britain
Victoria University
Manchester, Great Britain

85. Ernest Rutherford
Translate this page ernest rutherford naquit en 1871, à Brightwater, en Nouvelle-Zélande. FEATHER,Norman. lord rutherford, Priory Press, Londres, 1973.
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    GRENIER, Eva. FEATHER, Norman. Lord Rutherford , Priory Press, Londres, 1973. , Sherbrooke, QC Ernest Rutherford Liste - Chimie et chimistes Chimisterie Les mondes de CyberScol CyberScol

86. Atomix Rencontre... Rutherford
Translate this page «rutherford (ernest, lord)». Encyclopédie Microsoft Encarta 98 CD-ROM.Microsoft Corporation, 1997. Ouellet, Danielle. (1994, Mars).
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  • 87. RSNZ: New Zealand Students Grapple With E=mc2
    Shirley Boys High School, Christchurch ernest lord rutherford of Nelson;Solway College, Te Kauwhata College, Waikato lord ernest rutherford
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    Friday, 15 April, 2005
    From the Royal Society of New Zealand
    New Zealand students grapple with E=mc
    It is 50 years on Monday (18 April) since the death of Albert Einstein, the physicist whose miraculous work in theoretical physics revealed the secrets of the stars. This year, the science community is celebrating his brilliant achievements in 1905 when he produced three papers which overturned the established view of the Universe and set a new course for 20th century science. His work was all the more remarkable given that he had a full time job at the Patent Office and did not do particularly well at school. In the last few months, many New Zealand secondary school students have been trying to understand and come to terms with this idea, in order to produce entries for the Royal Society's E=mc The results will be announced the first week in May, when students return to school. The two winning teams will travel to the UK and Europe courtesy of British Airways which has been a very generous supporter of this competition and last year's Transit of Venus video challenge. One team will go to the UK and Paris, the other to Switzerland and Italy. They will see the places where Newton, Rutherford, Einstein, Galileo, and other great physicists lived and worked. Details of the itineraries will be announced in May. The teams will depart on 3 June. President of the New Zealand Institute of Physics, Professor Geoff Austin, said of Einstein's life and achievements, "Einstein's other contributions in 1905 included an explanation of the photo-electric effect. This work has lead on to an enormous amount of opto-electronic technology ranging from digital cameras to optical fibres, and his analysis of Brownian motion, which explains how large molecules move in biological cells and why clouds do not fall out of the sky.

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    1871 lord ernest rutherford (d. 1937), New Zealand physicist whose descriptionof the atom formed the basis of nuclear physics.
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    89. Nobel Prizes In Chemistry
    lord ernest rutherford. British. nuclear. 1909. Wilhelm Ostwald. Latvian. physical rutherford, lord ernest. JJ Thomson. 1897. Cambridge. 1871 1937
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    90. Rutherford Of Nelson,
    Translate this page rutherford of Nelson, lord ernest (1871-1937). Físico británico, premio Nobelpor su trabajo en física nuclear y por su teoría de la estructura del átomo.
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    Rutherford of Nelson, Lord Ernest (1871-1937) Físico británico, premio Nobel por su trabajo en física nuclear y por su teoría de la estructura del átomo Nació el 30 de agosto de 1871, en Nelson, Nueva Zelanda y estudió en la Universidad de Nueva Zelanda y en la de Cambridge . Fue profesor de física en la Universidad McGill de Montreal, Canadá, desde 1898 a 1907 y en la de Manchester, en Inglaterra, durante los 12 años siguientes. A partir de 1919 ejerció como profesor de física experimental y director del Laboratorio Cavendish en la Universidad de Cambridge y también mantuvo una cátedra, a partir de 1920, en la Institución Real de Gran Bretaña en Londres. Rutherford fue uno de los primeros y más importantes investigadores en física nuclear. Poco después del descubrimiento de la radiactividad en 1896 por el físico francés Antoine Henri Becquerel, Rutherford identificó los tres componentes principales de la radiación y los denominó rayos alfa, beta y gamma. También demostró que las partículas alfa son núcleos de helio. Su estudio de la radiación le llevó a formular una teoría de la estructura atómica que fue la primera en describir el átomo como un núcleo denso alrededor del cual giran los electrones En 1919 Rutherford dirigió un importante experimento en física nuclear cuando bombardeó nitrógeno con partículas alfa y obtuvo átomos de un isótopo de oxígeno y protones. Esta transmutación de nitrógeno en oxígeno fue la primera que produjo una reacción nuclear de forma artificial. Inspiró la investigación de los científicos posteriores sobre otras transformaciones nucleares y sobre la naturaleza y las propiedades de la radiación. Rutherford y el físico británico Frederick Soddy

    91. Ernest_Rutherford,_1st_Baron_Rutherford_of_Nelson
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    '''Ernest Rutherford, 1st Baron Rutherford of Nelson''', OM FRS August 30 October 19 ), called "father" of nuclear physics , pioneered the orbital theory of the atom notably in his discovery of rutherford scattering off the nucleus with his gold foil experiment.
    Rutherford was born at Spring Grove, (now in Brightwater ), near Nelson, New Zealand . He studied at Nelson College and won a scholarship to study at Canterbury College New Zealand , with three degrees and two years of research at the forefront of electrical technology.
    In Rutherford travelled to England for postgraduate study at the Cavendish Laboratory University of Cambridge ), resident at Trinity College . There he briefly held the world record for the distance over which wireless waves were detected. During the investigation of radioactivity he coined the terms alpha beta , and gamma ray s.
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    In Rutherford was appointed to the chair of physics at McGill University where he did the work which gained him the Nobel Prize in Chemistry . He had demonstrated that radioactivity was the spontaneous disintegration of atom s. This is ironic given his famous remark "''In science there is only physics; all the rest is

    92. Ernest Rutherford
    ernest rutherford ernest rutherford ernest rutherford ernest rutherford, lord of Nelson
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    93. Rutherford
    Translate this page rutherford, ernest, lord of Nelson and Cambridge (1871-1937), britischer Physiker,der für seine bahnbrechende Arbeit in der Kernphysik und für seine
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    Ernest, Lord of Nelson and Cambridge Rutherford
    Rutherford, Ernest, Lord of Nelson and Cambridge (1871-1937), britischer Physiker, der für seine bahnbrechende Arbeit in der Kernphysik und für seine Theorie zur Atomstruktur den Nobelpreis erhielt. Rutherford wurde am 30. August 1871 bei Nelson (Neuseeland) geboren und studierte an der Universität von Neuseeland sowie der Universität von Cambridge. Er war von 1898 bis 1919 Professor für Physik an der McGill-Universität in Montreal (Kanada) und während der darauffolgenden zwölf Jahre an der Universität von Manchester (England). Nach 1919 arbeitete Rutherford als Professor für Experimentalphysik und Direktor des Cavendish Laboratory an der Universität von Cambridge und hatte nach 1920 auch einen Lehrstuhl an der Royal Institution of Great Britain in London inne. Rutherford zählt zu den ersten und bedeutendsten Forschern in der Kernphysik. Schon bald nach der Entdeckung der Radioaktivität (1896 durch den französischen Physiker Antoine Henri Becquerel ) identifizierte Rutherford die drei Hauptbestandteile der Strahlung und nannte sie Alpha-, Beta- und Gammastrahlen. Er wies außerdem nach, daß die Alphateilchen Heliumkerne sind. Anhand von Strahlungsuntersuchungen stellte Rutherford seine Theorie der Atomstruktur auf, in der das Atom erstmalig als dichter Kern mit ihn umkreisenden Elektronen beschrieben wurde. Im Jahre 1919 führte Rutherford ein wichtiges kernphysikalisches Experiment durch. Durch den Beschuß von Stickstoff mit Alphastrahlen wurden die Atome eines Sauerstoffisotops sowie Protonen freigelegt. Mit dieser Umwandlung von Stickstoff in Sauerstoff war die erste künstliche Kernreaktion vollzogen. Sie forderte die intensive Forschung späterer Wissenschaftler heraus. Die Theorie, die Rutherford und der britische Physiker Frederick Soddy über die Radioaktivität entwickelten, wird von Wissenschaftlern heute noch akzeptiert. Eine Einheit der Radioaktivität wurde ihm zu Ehren Rutherford genannt.

    94. Ernest Rutherford.
    lord ernest rutherford se narodil v Nelsonu na Novém Zélande 30.srpna 1871 jakoctvrté díte v rodine, která mela 7 synu a 5 dcer. Jeho rodice na Nový Zéland
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    95. Ernest Rutherford - Scientist Supreme
    A resource on ernest rutherford compiled by John Campbell, the author of rutherfordScientist Supreme.
    http://www.rutherford.org.nz/
    Sep 15th 1929 boarded ship after the BAAS meeting in South Africa. A seaman's strike had delayed the ship for 3 days. www.rutherford.org.nz maintained by John Campbell , author of Rutherford Scientist Supreme
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    96. Nelson Ernest Rutherford
    Translate this page Pagina do Professor Carlos Fernandes resumos de biografias de personalidades dahistoria da humanidade premios nobel, cientistas, engenheiros, escritores,
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    Nelson Ernest Rutherford radiatividade alfa e beta Frederick Soddy Hans Geiger Niels Bohr , diferenciado do modelo pudim de energia de Thomson James Chadwick medalha Copley de Nelson e Cambridge (1931). Figura copiada do site LES GRANDS CHIMISTES:
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    97. Rutherford
    ernest rutherford was born in Nelson, New Zeland in 1871. He began work in JJThompson´s laboratory in 1895. He later moved to McGill University in Montreal
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    Ernest Rutherford was born in Nelson, New Zeland in 1871. He began work in J.J. Thompson
    where he became one of the leading figures in the field of radioactivity. From 1907 on he was professor at the University of
    Manchester where he worked with Geiger and Marsden.
    He was awarded the Nobel Prize for
    Chemistry in 1908 for his work on
    radioactivity. In 1910, with co-workers
    Geiger and Marsden he discovered that
    alfa-particles could be deflected by thin metal foil. This work enabled him to propose a structure for the atom. Later on he
    proposed the existence of the proton and predicted the existence of the neutron. He died in 1937 and like J.J. Thompson is
    buried in Wesminster Abbey. He was one of the most distinguished scientists of his
    century. Lord Ernest

    98. Biografia De Rutherford, Ernest
    Translate this page Por sus trabajos en el campo de la física atómica, ernest rutherford estáconsiderado como uno de los padres de esta disciplina. Investigó también sobre la
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    Inicio Buscador Las figuras clave de la historia Reportajes Los protagonistas de la actualidad Rutherford, Ernest (Nelson, Nueva Zelanda, 1871-Londres, 1937) Físico y químico británico. Tras licenciarse, en 1893, en Christchurch (Nueva Zelanda), Ernest Rutherford se trasladó a la Universidad de Cambridge (1895) para trabajar como ayudante de JJ. Thomson. En 1898 fue nombrado catedrático de la Universidad McGill de Montreal, en Canadá. A su regreso al Reino Unido (1907) se incorporó a la docencia en la Universidad de Manchester, y en 1919 sucedió al propio Thomson como director del Cavendish Laboratory de la Universidad de Cambridge. Por sus trabajos en el campo de la física atómica, Ernest Rutherford está considerado como uno de los padres de esta disciplina. Investigó también sobre la detección de las radiaciones electromagnéticas y sobre la ionización del aire producido por los rayos X. Estudió las emisiones radioactivas descubiertas por H. Becquerel, y logró clasificarlasen rayos alfa, beta y gamma.
    Ernest Rutherford En 1902, en colaboración con F. Soddy, Rutherford formuló la teoría sobre la radioactividad natural asociada a las transformaciones espontáneas de los elementos. Colaboró con H. Geiger en el desarrollo del contador de radiaciones conocido como contador Geiger, y demostró (1908) que las partículas alfa son iones de helio (más exactamente, núcleos del átomo de helio) y, en 1911, describió un nuevo modelo atómico (modelo atómico de Rutherford), que posteriormente sería perfeccionado por N. Bohr.

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    The Life of Thomas, lord Cochrane, Tenth Earl of Dundonald, GCB, Admiral of the Coleridge, ernest Hartley (18461920). Byron s Poetical Works, Volume 1
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    100. ChemTeam: Rutherford On The Discovery Of Alpha And Beta Radiation
    the page numbering is take from The Collected Works of lord rutherford ofNelson, vol. **JJ Thomson and E. rutherford, Phil. Mag., November 1896.
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    Uranium Radiation and the Electrical Conduction
    Produced by It
    by E. RUTHERFORD, M.A., B.SC.
    formerly Science Scholar,
    Coutts Trotter Student, Trinity College, Cambridge;
    McDonald Professor of Physics, McGill University, Montreal.
    From the Philosophical Magazine for January 1899, ser. 5, xlvii, pp. 109-163
    Communicated by Professor J. J. Thomson, F.R.S. Note: the page numbering is take from "The Collected Works of Lord Rutherford of Nelson," vol. I The remarkable radiation emitted by uranium and its compounds has been studied by its discoverer, Becquerel, and the results of his investigations on the nature and properties of the radiation have been given in a series of papers in the Comptes Rendus. * He showed that the radiation, continuously emitted from uranium compounds, has the power of passing through considerable thicknesses of metals and other opaque substances; it has the power of acting on a photographic plate and of discharging positive and negative electrification to an equal degree. The gas through which the radiation passes is made a temporary conductor of electricity and preserves its power of discharging electrification for a short time after the source of radiation has been removed. In the course of the investigation, the following subjects have been considered:

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