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漫步邮票大千世界,会惊奇地发现这里有一片原子科学的天地,这一枚枚微型的物理学史画卷展现出物理学家卢瑟福对原子核科学的卓越贡献。 恩尼斯特·卢瑟福,1871年8月30日出生于新西兰南岛纳尔逊附近的一个苏格兰移民后裔家庭里,母亲是教师,卢瑟福从小就受到良好的启蒙教育,善于思考,勇于探索,喜欢动手制作玩具,富有创造性。1889年至1895年在坎特伯雷学院攻读并取得硕士学位,1895至1898年来到英国剑桥大学卡文迪许实验室作为主持人汤姆逊(见瑞典1966年邮票(1))的研究生。他们师生情长谊深,在物理学史上传为佳话,老师汤姆逊发现了电子,学生卢瑟福发现了原子核,学生先殁于老师,汤姆逊去世后,与卢瑟福合葬于同一公墓,恰似原子中的电子和原子核紧密结合在一起。
Walking through the world of stamps, you will be surprised to find that there is a world of atomic science. This tiny picture of the history of physics shows the outstanding contribution that physicist Rutherford made to nuclear science. Ennistr. Rutherford, born on 30 August 1871 in a Scottish immigrant family near Nelson, New Zealand, whose mother was a teacher, Rutherford was well educated, educated, daring to explore and loved Hands-on toys, creative. From 1889 to 1895, he studied for a master’s degree at Canterbury College and from 1895 to 1898 he came to the postgraduate school at Cavendish Laboratory in Cambridge, England as host of Thomson (see Sweden’s 1966 stamp (1)). Their teachers and students love deep friendship, the history of physics uploaded for the good news, the teacher discovered the electron Thomson, the students found the nucleus of Rutherford, students pre-empt teacher, after the death of Thomson, and Rutherford together buried in the same cemetery , Just as the atoms in the electron and the nucleus tightly together.