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NOUN
- Danish physicist who studied atomic structure and radiations; the Bohr theory of the atom accounted for the spectrum of hydrogen (1885-1962)
How To Use Bohr In A Sentence
- In this short note , we shall describe a Niels Bohr monument newly established in Copenhagen.
- When physicists write or say ‘as Newton/Einstein/Bohr/Feynman once said…’, it immediately gives them authority by closely identifying them with one of the giants of physics - or so they think.
- The name ‘bohrium ‘was recommended for 107 (instead of GSI's choice of nielsbohrium), and ‘hahnium ‘for 108 (instead of GSI's choice of hassium).’
- You're awesome floreta, as are all your picks, I would go with aristotle, socrates, bohr, nikola tesla The Seven People I'd Most Like to Meet
- Could this be the basis of a Bohr-like complementarianism? Are dem bunny prints?
- Bohr and Heisenberg are among the first to realize that in splitting the atom mankind has acquired the power to destroy itself.
- According to Bohr, the only real properties of natural phenomena are observed phenomena.
- Bohr and Wheeler envisioned that a nucleus may undergo oscillations like a liquid drop.
- Four years earlier Bohr had left Manchester full of exciting but undigested ideas about the atom.
- Caserta and Bohrman are among those facing a criminal trial this month on mail and wire fraud charges.
