Physics: Decade By Decade

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  1. 3. who discovered alpha rays and beta rays
  2. 6. who developed a new theory of the strong interaction based on the observed SU symmetry.
  3. 8. which had can has the rule of electromagnetism
  4. 9. a Jewish-born woman who explained the nuclear fission
  5. 10. who found X-rays
  6. 13. a meson that is exchanged between nucleons, creating the strong nuclear force
  7. 14. which direction the right hand rule thumb pointing at
  8. 16. a middle-weight subatomic particle that consists of a quark and an antiquark
  9. 17. Leon Lederman was honored with what Nobel Prize on the 1988 Nobel Prize ceremony
  10. 20. who found corpuscles(electrons)
  11. 23. a fundamental property of subatomic particles, represented by a quantum number designed s, that corresponds to their inherent magnetism
  12. 24. who won the Noble Prize in physics in 1935
  13. 26. a quantum or packet of vibrational energy
  14. 27. John Bardeen valued nothing more than what
  15. 28. the property of a quark that interacts with the strong nuclear force, equivalent to positive or negative charge for the electromagnetic force
  16. 30. a chemical substance made up of only one kind of atom
  17. 32. particles that Thomson found(electrons)
  18. 34. where was John Bardeen born
  19. 35. where Stephen Hawking was born
  20. 37. a subatomic particle that is the second-generation equivalent of the electron in the standard model
  21. 38. the particle that determines an atom’s behavior
  22. 39. who and Kilby invented the semiconductor integrated circuit
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  1. 1. where is near to Rutherford’s birth place
  2. 2. 1931 and 1934 Nobel Prize winners
  3. 4. a person who is blamed for the wrongdoings, mistakes, or faults of others, especially for reasons of expediency.
  4. 5. who first had the idea of neutrons are part of the nucleus
  5. 7. who was born in New York City on July 15, 1922
  6. 11. the gauge boson exchanged between quarks thereby acting as the carrier of the strong nuclear force
  7. 12. and electronic device that permits an electric current to pass through in only one direction
  8. 13. the fissionable material used in the atomic bomb that dropped on Nagasaki
  9. 15. a region in a semiconductor in which an electron is missing and behaves as if it is a mobile, positive charge
  10. 18. January 8 was the 300th anniversary of the death of who
  11. 19. where was Wolfgang Pauli burned
  12. 21. 1952 what bomb was made
  13. 22. the creation of electrically charged atoms
  14. 25. how many marriages did Feynman had
  15. 27. who was born near New York City
  16. 29. who had his student provided the first hint that Rutherford might be right
  17. 31. who detected neutral pion
  18. 33. a subatomic particle having one unit of positive elective charge and one unit of atomic mass
  19. 36. “a shock effect that’s bizarre, a twist to a story that you tell, and that’s the way it is in research.”