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Niels Henrik David Bohr By: Brittany Ball Skyler Ross Mikayli Booth

Early Years Born October 7, 1885 in Copenhagen, Denmark Parents & Siblings College Success

Family Man Wife: Margrethe Nørlund Six Sons: Aage, Harald, Hans Henrik, Erik, Ernest, and Christian

Professor Bohr Lectured from 1913-1916 at two different universities. Appointed Professor of Theoretical Physics in 1916. The Institute for Theoretical Physics. Atomic nuclei, nuclear processes, and quantum physics.

Famous For… Nobel Prize 1922 (Atom) Nuclear Fission Quantum Theory Others

Last Days Died November 18, 1962 in Copenhagen, Denmark (age 77) Cause of Death: Heart Failure

Nuclear Fission Define: a nuclear reaction in which a heavy nucleus splits simultaneously or on impact with another particle, with a release of energy. Average of 2-3 nuclei released 200,000,000 Electron Volts

Nuclear Fission Cont. Chain Reactions Critical Mass Subcritical Mass Supercritical Mass Decay E=mc^2

Atomic Model Planetary Orbit Atom Size Spiral Orbit

Quantum Theory/ Quantum Mechanics

Complementarity Principle Electron is viewed in 2 ways: Either a particle or a wave. Never both at the same time.

Quantum is the smallest quantity of energy in light waves.