This chemist first made a splash in the science world when, in 1913, he announced the separation of two isotopes of neon by means of thermal diffusion. Later, while working under Rutherford at the Cavendish Laboratory, he bui
This chemist first made a splash in the science world when, in 1913, he announced the separation of two isotopes of neon by means of thermal diffusion. Later, while working under Rutherford at the Cavendish Laboratory, he built a machine that separated isotopes by their mass. FTP name the man who identified 212 of the naturally occuring isotopes with his mass-spectrograph, which won him the 1922 Nobel prize in Chemistry.
This chemist first made a splash in the science world when, in 1913, he announced the separation of two isotopes of neon by means of thermal diffusion.
Francis William {Aston}