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What did Thomson prove?
J. Thomson discovered the electron.
What subatomic particle was first discovered?
This particle was the electron in 1897 (J.J. Thomson).
Which scientist(s) discovered the electron?
John Joseph Thomson (J.J. Thomson)
The electron was discovered by who?
JJ Thomson
What are Thomson accomplishments?
he discovered electrons
What did Thomson discover in the atom?
JJ Thomson discovered electrons, which showed that atoms are not indivisible.
Who discovered CRT?
cathode ray-tube was discovered by J.J. thomson.
Which scientist discovered corpuscles?
J.J. Thomson
Electrons were discovered in 1896 by?
J.J. Thomson.
Who discovered Isotopes properties?
J.J. Thomson
Who discovered properties of electrons?
Joseph john Thomson
What was Joseph J. Thomson's contribution to chemistry?
J. J. Thomson discovered the electron and the isotopes.
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