21. The Nobel Prize In Chemistry: Frederick Soddy Frederick Soddy *1877, † 1956 (United Kingdom). For his contributions to ourknowledge of the The Nobel Prize Frederick Soddy The Nobel Foundation http://www.nobelpreis.org/english/chemie/soddy.html

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22. Frederick Soddy Frederick Soddy Born 2Sep-1877 Birthplace Eastbourne, Sussex, England Died22-Sep-1956 Location of death Brighton, Sussex, England http://www.nndb.com/people/286/000099986/

This is a beta version of NNDB Search: All Names Living people Dead people Band Names Book Titles Movie Titles Full Text for Frederick Soddy Born: 2-Sep-1877 Birthplace: Eastbourne, Sussex, England Died: 22-Sep-1956 Location of death: Brighton, Sussex, England Cause of death: unspecified Gender: Male Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Chemist Level of fame: Niche Executive summary: Investigated radioactivity, isotopes Father: Benjamin Soddy (merchant) Wife: Winifred Beilby (m. 1908) University: Eastbourne College University: University College of Wales, Aberystwyth University: Merton College, Oxford University (1898) Scholar: Oxford University (1898-99) Teacher: McGill University (1900-02) Scholar: University College London Professor: University of Glasgow (1904-14) Professor: Chemistry, University of Aberdeen (1914-19) Professor: Dr. Lees Professor of Chemistry, Oxford University (1919-37) Nobel Prize for Chemistry Royal Society Author of books: Radioactivity , chemistry) The Interpretation of Radium , chemistry) The Chemistry of the Radioactive Elements , chemistry) Matter and Energy , chemistry) Science and Life , chemistry) The Interpretation of the Atom , chemistry) The Story of Atomic Energy , chemistry) Atomic Transmutation , chemistry) Do you know something we don't?

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25. [atomowe] - Naukowcy soddy frederick. soddy frederick olowiu o masach 206 i 208); w roku 1921otrzymal nagrode Nobla. Wiecej na temat Fredericka Soddy ego przeczytasz tutaj. http://www.atomowe.kei.pl/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=50&Itemid=67

26. ODKRYCIA W CHEMII I FIZYCE XIX I XX WIEKU Rutherford Ernest ( 1871 1937) i soddy frederick ( 1877 - 1956) opracowujš soddy frederick( 1877 - 1956) , laureat Nagrody Nobla z chemii ( 1921 r) http://www.uni.opole.pl/chemia/inst/dydakt/chron1.html

ODKRYCIA W CHEMII I FIZYCE XIX I XX WIEKU Od 1898 roku do 1994 roku: Odkrycia cz¹stek elementarnych; Teorie chemiczne; Modele budowy atomu (Od modelu Thomsona do modelu Bohra- Sommerfelda); Kwarkowa struktura materii Ernest Rutherford ( 1871 - 1937) udowodni³, ¿e promieniowanie uranu jest promieniowaniem z³o¿onym z co najmniej dwóch ró¿nych rodzajów promieniowania. Promieniowanie ,które ³atwo ulega absorpcji Rutherford nazwa³ promieniowaniem alfa. Drugi rodzaj promieniowania o bardziej przenikliwym charakterze nazwa³ promieniowaniem beta. Charakterystykê podan¹ przez Ernesta Rutherforda w 1899 r. w pracy " Uranium Radiation and the Electrical Condution Produced by It" - Phil. Mag., 47, 114, 1899 uzupe³nili inni badacze, którzy wykazali, ¿e promienie alfa i beta s¹ z³o¿one z cz¹stek elektrycznie na³adowanych. Cz¹stki te ulegaj¹ odchyleniu w polu magnetycznym i elektrostatycznym odchyleniu, lecz w przeciwnych kierunkach. Stosunek e/m dla promieniowania beta wyznaczony przez Becquerela Henri ( 1852 - 1908) mia³ tak¹ sam¹ wartoœæ jak zmierzony przez Thomsona Josepha ( 1856 -1940) dla promieni katodowych ( elektronów).

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29. Frederick Soddy Frederick Soddy (18771956). Profesor chemii uniwersytetu w Oxfordzie w latach1919-1936. Prace badawcze z dziedziny promieniotwórczosci, które doprowadzily http://www.republika.pl/ewamalecka/uczeni/soddy.htm

Frederick Soddy (1877-1956) Profesor chemii uniwersytetu w Oxfordzie w latach 1919-1936. Prace badawcze z dziedziny promieniotwórczo¶ci, które doprowadzi³y do potwierdzenia to¿samo¶ci cz±stek alfa i j±der helu (z W. Ramsayem w roku 1903). Wraz z E. Ruthefordem opracowa³ opracowa³ teoriê rozpadu radioaktywnego, oraz dokona³ analizy promieniowania radu, radonu i toru w roku 1903. Jemu zawdziêczamy wprowadzenie pojêcia izotopów w roku 1910 i sformu³owanie prawa przesuniêæ w roku 1913, niezale¿nie od K.Fajansa. Przewidzia³ istnienie izotopów pierwiastków niepromieniotwórczych. Nagrodê Nobla otrzyma³ w roku 1921.

30. Chemistry 1921 (18771956) 1921 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his contributions to our knowledge of the chemistry of radioactive substances, and his investigations into the origin and nature of isotopes. Great Britain, Oxford University, Oxford, Great Britain. http://nobelprize.org/chemistry/laureates/1921/

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Soddy, Frederick (b. Sept. 2, 1877, Eastbourne, Sussex, Eng.d. Sept. 22, 1956, Brighton, Sussex), English chemist who received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1921 for investigating radioactive substances and for elaborating the theory of isotopes . He is credited, along with others, with the discovery of the element protactinium in 1917. Educated in Wales and at the University of Oxford, he worked under the physicist Sir Ernest Rutherford at McGill University, Montreal (1900-02), then under the chemist Sir William Ramsay at University College, London. After teaching in Scotland, he was professor of chemistry at Oxford (1919-36). Soddy did work with Rutherford on the disintegration of radioactive elements. He was among the first to conclude in 1912 that certain elements might exist in forms that differ in atomic weight while being indistinguishable and inseparable chemically. These, upon a suggestion by Margaret Todd, he called isotopes. In Science and Life (1920) he pointed out their value in determining geologic age.

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Soddy, Frederick English physical chemist who pioneered research into atomic disintegration and coined the term isotope. He was awarded a Nobel prize 1921 for investigating the origin and nature of isotopes. The displacement law, introduced by Soddy in 1913, explains the changes in atomic mass and atomic number for all the radioactive intermediates in the decay processes. After his chemical discoveries, Soddy spent some 40 years developing a theory of 'energy economics', which he called 'Cartesian economics'. He argued for the abolition of debt and compound interest, the nationalization of credit, and a new theory of value based on the quantity of energy contained in a thing. Soddy was born in Eastbourne, Sussex, and studied at Oxford. He worked 1900-02 with physicist Ernest Rutherford Soddy and Rutherford postulated that radioactive decay is an atomic or subatomic process, and formulated a disintegration law. They also predicted that helium should be a decay product of radium, a fact that Soddy proved spectrographically in 1903. His works include Chemistry of the Radio-Elements 1912-14, The Interpretation of the Atom 1932, and The Story of Atomic Energy 1949.

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