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26.06.2023 04:13

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Early History of Radiation It (to notice) in about 1901 that high doses of radiation (can/to cause) an injury in humans. Henri Becquerel (to carry) a sample of radium in his pocket and as a result he ( to suffer) a high localized dose which (to result) in a radiation burn. This injury (to result) in the biological properties of radiation being investigated, which in time (to result) in the development of medical treatments.
Ernest Rutherford, working in Canada and England, (to show) that radioactivity decay (can/ to describe) by a simple equation, implying that a given radioactive substance (to have) a characteristic ‘’half-life’’. He also (to coin) the terms alpha, beta and gamma rays, he (to convert) nitrogen into oxygen, and most importantly he (to supervise) the students who (to do) the Geiger-Marsden experiment which (to show) that the `plum pudding model` of the atom (to be) wrong. The Rutherford, the gold foil experiment (to imply) that the positive charge (to confine) to a very small nucleus leading first to the Rutherford model, and eventually to the Bohr model of the atom, where the positive nucleus (to surround) by the negative electrons.