The idea of the atom was first introduced by Leucippus of Miletus around 450 B.C.. Leucippus and his pupil, Democritus, theorized that all matter was composed of atoms, or bits of matter too small to be seen. The word "atom" comes from a Greek word, "atomos", meaning uncuttable, because Leucippus believed that atoms were the building blocks of all materials and therefore could not be broken down any further.
The idea of the atom was first introduced by Leucippus of Miletus around 450 B.C.. Leucippus and his pupil, Democritus, theorized that all matter was composed of atoms, or bits of matter too small to be seen. The word "atom" comes from a Greek word, "atomos", meaning uncuttable, because Leucippus believed that atoms were the building blocks of all materials and therefore could not be broken down any further.
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The idea of the atom was first introduced by Leucippus of Miletus around 450 B.C.. Leucippus and his pupil, Democritus, theorized that all matter was composed of atoms, or bits of matter too small to be seen. The word "atom" comes from a Greek word, "atomos", meaning uncuttable, because Leucippus believed that atoms were the building blocks of all materials and therefore could not be broken down any further.
The idea of the atom was first introduced by Leucippus of Miletus around 450 B.C.. Leucippus and his pupil, Democritus, theorized that all matter was composed of atoms, or bits of matter too small to be seen. The word "atom" comes from a Greek word, "atomos", meaning uncuttable, because Leucippus believed that atoms were the building blocks of all materials and therefore could not be broken down any further.
The idea of the atom was first introduced by Leucippus of Miletus around 450 B.C
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The concept of the atom was introduced by Ancient Greek and Indian scholars, back in the 5th Century.
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ReplyDeleteThe idea of the atom was first introduced by Leucippus of Miletus around 450 B.C.. Leucippus and his pupil, Democritus, theorized that all matter was composed of atoms, or bits of matter too small to be seen. The word "atom" comes from a Greek word, "atomos", meaning uncuttable, because Leucippus believed that atoms were the building blocks of all materials and therefore could not be broken down any further.
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ReplyDeleteThe idea of the atom was first introduced by Leucippus of Miletus around 450 B.C.. Leucippus and his pupil, Democritus, theorized that all matter was composed of atoms, or bits of matter too small to be seen. The word "atom" comes from a Greek word, "atomos", meaning uncuttable, because Leucippus believed that atoms were the building blocks of all materials and therefore could not be broken down any further.
according to wikipedia, early Indian and Greek philosophers first proposed the idea of an atom as an indivisble component of matter
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ReplyDeleteWhat year was the idea of the atom first introduced? Whose idea was it?
ReplyDeletethe idea of the atom was first introduced in the 5th Century by Ancient Greek and Indian scholars.
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ReplyDeleteIt was introduced in the 450 BC century by Leucippus of Miletus
by Leucippuc of Miletus in around 450BC.
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It was firsted introduced by leucippus of Miletus around 450 B.C
ReplyDeleteThe year the atom was introduced was around 450 B.C, it was first introduced by Leucippus of Miletus.
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ReplyDeletethe atom was introduced by leucippus of miletus which was approximately around 450BC
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It was introduced in the 450 BC century by Leucippus of Miletus
ReplyDelete450 BC by Leucinippus of Miletus.
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ReplyDeleteintroduced in the 450 BC by Leucinippus of Miletus.
ReplyDeleteabout 400 BC- greek philosopher Democritus
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The idea of the atom was first introduced by Leucippus of Miletus around 450 B.C.. Leucippus and his pupil, Democritus, theorized that all matter was composed of atoms, or bits of matter too small to be seen. The word "atom" comes from a Greek word, "atomos", meaning uncuttable, because Leucippus believed that atoms were the building blocks of all materials and therefore could not be broken down any further.
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ReplyDeleteThe idea of the atom was first introduced by Leucippus of Miletus around 450 B.C.. Leucippus and his pupil, Democritus, theorized that all matter was composed of atoms, or bits of matter too small to be seen. The word "atom" comes from a Greek word, "atomos", meaning uncuttable, because Leucippus believed that atoms were the building blocks of all materials and therefore could not be broken down any further.
you could have told me its was on there now
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