thomson's hypothesis

thomson's hypothesis
noun
Usage: usually capitalized T
Etymology: after Sir George Paget Thomson b1892 English physicist
: a theory in physics: an atom consists of a large number of electrons held together by a mass with a positive charge equal to the sum of the negative charges of the electrons

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