Alexander William Williamson quotes

The question whether our elementary atoms are in their nature indivisible, or whether they are built up of smaller particles, is one upon which I, as a chemist, have no hold whatever, and I may say that in chemistry the question is not raised by any evidence whatever. (Alexander William Williamson)

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Alexander William Williamson

Occupation: English Scientist
Born: May 1, 1824
Died: May 6, 1904
Quotes count: 1
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