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What discovery rejects the idea that atom is indestructible?

Its RADIOACTIVITY!! That was the first discovery that rejects the idea that the atom is indestructible


What discovery rejects that the idea of the atom is indestructible?

The discovery of the fission reaction proved that the atom is not indestructible. Fission is a process by which an atom is split to to produce two atoms, smaller in size than the original atom. In addition the mass of the system after a standard fission reaction is less than the mass of the system before the reaction, some of the mass having been converted to energy. This indicated that it is possible to completely "destroy" an atom (although it is merely converted to a different form). Fission was first observed in 1938 by Otto Hahn who observed that after bombarding a uranium nucleus with neutrons, the much lighter barium was produced.


Who described an atom as an indestructible sphere?

atom was described as tiny, hard, indestructible sphere by Newton.


What was a shortcoming of Democritus and description of the atom?

Dmocritus supposed that the smallest part of matter is an indestructible atom.


Did Dalton model of the atoms include protons neutrons and electrons inside the atom?

no, because according to him an atom is a tiny indestructable sphere with mass on it.


What discovery rejects the idea thatthe atom is indestructible?

General relativity (Loosely speaking, e = mc^2) What's more, it's not just the theory that has proved that an atom can be destroyed; experimental data does too. The most famous example of this is the atomic bomb; atoms are converted into pure energy and...well you've probably seen pictures of what the explosion looked like. I hope this answers your question. PS: The atoms isn't technically lost, it's just converted into a form that has no mass


What chemical structure cannot be broken down?

This the atom; it is indestructible by chemical methods.


What was discovery?

His MAJOR discovery was when he discovered the atom.


The fundamental particle of a chemical element according to Daltons theory is?

The atom. Considered by Dalton to be indivisible and indestructible.


What is the characteristics and nature of atoms?

Atoms are indestructible by chemical methods; a principal characteristic of an atom is the number of protons.


Alpha particles led to what discovery of what?

discovery of the atom's structure


Who made the atom?

the ancient Greeks made the atom, but they had no proof after the discovery.

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