According to Richard Feynman,matter is made of which constituent particles? Why is it important? Write the atomic hypothesis.
(N/A) According to Richard Feynman,matter is made up of atoms.
This is significant because if mankind does not use this knowledge wisely,there is a chance of extinction or suffering annihilation.
This could be due to a nuclear catastrophe or an environmental disaster.
Atomic Hypothesis: All things are made of atoms. These are little particles that move around in perpetual motion. They attract each other when they are at a little distance apart but repel when they are squeezed into a very small space.
Historically,Kanad in India and Democritus in Greece suggested that matter might consist of indivisible constituents.
This is significant because if mankind does not use this knowledge wisely,there is a chance of extinction or suffering annihilation.
This could be due to a nuclear catastrophe or an environmental disaster.
Atomic Hypothesis: All things are made of atoms. These are little particles that move around in perpetual motion. They attract each other when they are at a little distance apart but repel when they are squeezed into a very small space.
Historically,Kanad in India and Democritus in Greece suggested that matter might consist of indivisible constituents.
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