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==Abstract==
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This paper develops a theory for Rutherford?s planetary model of atoms that is a logical continuation of the Bohr-Sommerfeld theory. Extensive empirical material concerning values of ionization potentials and energies of spectral terms in optical and x-ray regions is used in forming the theory.
This paper develops a theory for Rutherford's planetary model of atoms that is a logical continuation of the Bohr-Sommerfeld theory. Extensive empirical material concerning values of ionization potentials and energies of spectral terms in optical and x-ray regions is used in forming the theory.


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Scientific Paper
TitleNew Theory of Atomic Structure
Author(s)Georgy I Sukhorukov, Edouard G Sukhorukov, Roman G Sukhorukov
Published2005
JournalGalilean Electrodynamics
Volume16
NumberS2
Pages23-26

Abstract

This paper develops a theory for Rutherford's planetary model of atoms that is a logical continuation of the Bohr-Sommerfeld theory. Extensive empirical material concerning values of ionization potentials and energies of spectral terms in optical and x-ray regions is used in forming the theory.