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{{Image|Rutherford.jpg|right|250px|Ernest Rutherford.}} '''Ernest Rutherford''' (Sir Ernest Rutherford, 1914-1931; Lord Rutherford, 1931-7; born August 30, 1871, Nelson, [[New Ze

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...1911, before continuing his studies in [[Manchester]], [[England]] with [[Ernest Rutherford]] and at the [[University of Cambridge]] with Sir Joseph John Thompson. In

In 1911 [[Ernest Rutherford]] proposed<ref>E. Rutherford, Philosophical Magazine, vol. '''21''', p. 669

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|event= '''1911:''' [[Ernest Rutherford]]'s [[Geiger-Marsden experiment|gold foil experiment]] disproved the plum p

* [[Ernest Rutherford]] (awarded 1908), for his investigations into the disintegration of the ele

The proton was first proposed by [[Ernest Rutherford]] who discovered that there was a very dense positively charged center to a

...e, [[James Clerk Maxwell| James Clerk Maxwell's]] and [[Ernest Rutherford| Ernest Rutherford’s]] old stomping grounds.

[[Ernest Rutherford]], one of Thomson's students, disproved his theory in his now famous [[scat

In 1908, [[Ernest Rutherford]] and [[Johannes Wilhelm Geiger|Hans Geiger]]<ref>E. Rutherford and H. Gei

...' "orbital" had (and still has) the meaning "relating to an orbit". When [[Ernest Rutherford]] in 1911 postulated his planetary model of the atom (the nucleus as the su

Nelson is the birthplace of [[Ernest Rutherford|Lord Rutherford]], the Nobel prize-winning physicist whose image appears on

{{rpr|Ernest Rutherford}}(28 January)

...inally posited to be in the tens of millions of years but later work by '''Ernest Rutherford''' changed this dramatically. ...ine geologic time was first suggested in 1905 by New Zealand physicist '''Ernest Rutherford'''. Rutherford had determined that radioactive decay in any given material