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Nuclear Chemistry Timeline
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21 Nov 2017
Mr. Taylor, 4th Hour, EAHS
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December 31, 1895: Henri Becquerel discoveres x-rays
November 8, 1895: Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen theorizes that fluorescent light shining through a paper wrapped tube must be the result of rays
December 2, 1896: Marie Curie discoveres Radium and Plutonium
May 2, 1908: Hans Greiger creates the first alpha decay particle detector
May 2, 1910: Marie Curie & Pierre Curie form pure Radium and document its properties
May 2, 1932: James Chadwick used alpha particles to discover the neutron
September 2, 1939: Leo Szilard discovers the nuclear chain concept
May 2, 1941: Luis Walter Alvarez discovers that radar can be used to detect submarines
May 2, 1942: Robert Oppenhiemer conducts research later used to create the atomic bomb
May 2, 1946: Willard Libby theorizes the basis of carbon dating
May 2, 1955: Teller, E. and Ulam, S. create the hydrogen bomb (fusion and fission)
January 21, 1954: The first nuclear submarine, U.S.S. Nautilus, is launched
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Electricity from nuclear fission produced in Idaho
The United States cancels thier neutron bomb program (would destroy life but leave property intact)
Albert Einstein's theory of relativity (e=mc^2)
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