Niels Bohr (1885â 1962) was a Danish physicist who played a key role in the development of atomic theory and quantum mechanics, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1922. This 1924 second edition contains three essays dealing with the application of quantum theory to problems of atomic structure.
Niels Bohr (1885â 1962) was a Danish physicist who played a key role in the development of atomic theory and quantum mechanics, he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1922. This 1924 second edition contains three essays dealing with the application of quantum theory to problems of atomic structure.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. On the Spectrum of Hydrogen: 1. Empirical spectral laws 2. Laws of temperature radiation 3. The nuclear theory of the atom 4. Quantum theory of spectra 5. Hydrogen spectrum 6. The Pickering lines 7. Other spectra Part II. On the Series Spectra of the Elements Section 1. Introduction Section 2. General Principles of the Quantum Theory of Spectra: 8. Hydrogen spectrum 9. The correspondence principle 10. General spectral laws 11. Absorption and excitation of radiation Section 3. Development of the Quantum Theory of Spectra: 12. Effect of external forces on the hydrogen spectrum 13. The Stark effect 14. The Zoeman effect 15. Central pertubations 16. Relativity effect of hydrogen lines 17. Theory of series spectra 18. Correspondence principle and conservation of angular momentum 19. The spectra of helium and lithium 20. Complex structure of series lines Section 4. Conclusion Part III. The Structure of the Atom and the Physical and Chemical Properties of the Elements Section 5. Preliminary: 21. The nuclear atom 22. The postulates of the quantum theory 23. Hydrogen atom 24. Hydrogen spectrum and x-ray spectra 25. The fine structure of the hydrogen lines 26. Periodic table 27. Recent atomic models Section 6. Series Spectra and the Capture of Electrons by Atoms: 28. Arc and spark spectra 29. Series diagram 30. Correspondence principle Section 7. Formation of Atoms and the Periodic Table: 31. First period. Hydrogen-helium 32. Second period. Lithium-neon 33. Third period. Sodium-argon 34. Fourth period. Potassium-Krypton 35. Fifth period. Rubidium-xenon 36. Sixth period. Caesium-niton 37. Seventh period 38. Survey of the periodic table Section 8. Reorganization of Atoms and X-Ray SPectra: 39. Absorption and emission of x-rays and correspondence principle 40. X-ray spectra and atomic structure 41. Classification of x-ray spectra 42. Conclusion Appendix.
Part I. On the Spectrum of Hydrogen: 1. Empirical spectral laws 2. Laws of temperature radiation 3. The nuclear theory of the atom 4. Quantum theory of spectra 5. Hydrogen spectrum 6. The Pickering lines 7. Other spectra Part II. On the Series Spectra of the Elements Section 1. Introduction Section 2. General Principles of the Quantum Theory of Spectra: 8. Hydrogen spectrum 9. The correspondence principle 10. General spectral laws 11. Absorption and excitation of radiation Section 3. Development of the Quantum Theory of Spectra: 12. Effect of external forces on the hydrogen spectrum 13. The Stark effect 14. The Zoeman effect 15. Central pertubations 16. Relativity effect of hydrogen lines 17. Theory of series spectra 18. Correspondence principle and conservation of angular momentum 19. The spectra of helium and lithium 20. Complex structure of series lines Section 4. Conclusion Part III. The Structure of the Atom and the Physical and Chemical Properties of the Elements Section 5. Preliminary: 21. The nuclear atom 22. The postulates of the quantum theory 23. Hydrogen atom 24. Hydrogen spectrum and x-ray spectra 25. The fine structure of the hydrogen lines 26. Periodic table 27. Recent atomic models Section 6. Series Spectra and the Capture of Electrons by Atoms: 28. Arc and spark spectra 29. Series diagram 30. Correspondence principle Section 7. Formation of Atoms and the Periodic Table: 31. First period. Hydrogen-helium 32. Second period. Lithium-neon 33. Third period. Sodium-argon 34. Fourth period. Potassium-Krypton 35. Fifth period. Rubidium-xenon 36. Sixth period. Caesium-niton 37. Seventh period 38. Survey of the periodic table Section 8. Reorganization of Atoms and X-Ray SPectra: 39. Absorption and emission of x-rays and correspondence principle 40. X-ray spectra and atomic structure 41. Classification of x-ray spectra 42. Conclusion Appendix.
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