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De rerum natura

Titus Lucretius Carus

1695 ★ 3.8

Reference data on atomic physics and atomic processes

Smirnov, B. M.

2008

Atom

Piers Bizony, Jim Al-Khalili

2007

The importance of atomic theory

Allen, John

2015

Introduction to atomic physics

Harald A. Enge

1972

Atomic physics

C. J. Foot

2005

Atoms, electrons, and change

P. W. Atkins

1991

A new view of the origin of Dalton's atomic theory

Henry E. Roscoe

1896

Elementary atomic structure

G. K. Woodgate

1970

Who Split the Atom?

Anna Claybourne

2010

The atomic theory

Charles Adolphe Wurtz

1880

Relativistic theory of atoms and molecules III

Pekka Pyykkö

2000

Atomic form with special reference to the configuration of the carbon atom

Edward Ebenezer Price

1922

A new system of chemical philosophy

John Dalton

1808

Boltzmann's atom

David Lindley

2001

Problems of atomic dynamics

Max Born

1960

Nuclear structure

Aage Bohr, Ben Roy Mottelson

1969

Elements of modern physics

Paul L. Copeland

1961

The Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen paradox

F. Selleri, Alexander Afriat

1999

The ever changing atom

Roy A. Gallant

2000

The basics of atoms and molecules

Tom Jackson

2014

The Magic Furnace

Marcus Chown

2001

The theory of coherent atomic excitation

Bruce W. Shore

1990

The atomic scientists

Henry A. Boorse

1989

Concise inorganic chemistry

Lee, J. D.

1991

The philosophical writings of Niels Bohr

Niels Bohr

1987

Lehrbuch der mathematischen Physik

Walter E. Thirring

1978

Quantum states of atoms, molecules, and solids

Morrison, Michael A.

1976

Foundations of the atomic theory

John Dalton

1899

Beyond the atom

Cox, John

1913

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