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5 pages. John Dalton was one of our most important contributors to the development of atomic theory. His development completely altered the theory that was in place at the time he began his work. This paper explains both of those theories and also provides the experimental basis for the new theoretical development of atomic theory. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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of atomic theory. Bibliography lists 3 sources. JGAjdltn.rtf John Daltons Contribution to Atomic Theory Research Compiled for Enterprises Inc.
10/2001 to Use This Paper Properly, INTRODUCTION John Dalton was one of our most important contributors to the development of atomic
theory. His development completely altered the theory that was in place at the time he began his work. This paper explains both of those theories and also provides
the experimental basis for the new theoretical development of atomic theory. EARLY ATOMIC THEORY The concept of atomic theory began as early as 400 B.C. when Democritus proposed that
the world was made up of only empty space and tiny particles. He bestowed the name of atoms upon these tiny particles, but had no proof as to their
existence. Later on, in approximately 330 B.C. Aristotle refuted this concept and argued that the world was made up of continuous matter and was not composed of smaller particles.
Aristotle called his theory and the matter of which it was composed Hyle. This theory was held until the 17th century, at which time Isaac Newton and Robert Boyle again
made popular the theory of tiny atomic particles. HOW DALTONS THEORY ALTERED EARLY THEORY John Dalton, a British chemist as well as a physicist, first worked with
meteorological theories. It was through this series of study that Dalton got interested in the instruments used to measure the weather as well as the theories behind meteorology.
It was through this study that the first theory was brought forth that proved rain is first "precipitated by a decrease in temperature, not by change in atmospheric pressure" (John
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