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Outlines of Rutherford’s α-Particles Scattering Experiment
Journal of St.Xavier's Physics Council (2018)
Abstract
Rutherford’s α-particles scattering experiment was one of the milestone for the physics community as it provided an insight to an atom thus discarding the previously prevailed Thomson’s model. Through this article we shall examine the theoretical formulation of Rutherford’s experiment and how it helped to shape the modern physics.Author's Profile
Arjun Dahal
Tribhuvan University
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