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Britannica CD Index Articles Dictionary Help Davisson, Clinton Joseph (b . Oct. 22, 1881, Bloomington, Ill., U.S.d. Feb. 1, 1958, Charlottesville, Va.), U.S. experimental physicist who shared the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1937 with George P. Thomson of England for discovering that electrons can be diffracted like light waves, thus verifying the thesis of Louis de Broglie that electrons behave both as waves and as particles. Davisson received his Ph.D. from Princeton University and spent most of his career at the Bell Telephone Laboratories. He began his research there on the emissions of electrons from a metal in the presence of heat and later helped develop the electron microscope. Then, in 1927, he and Lester H. Germer found that a beam of electrons, when reflected from a metallic crystal, shows diffraction patterns similar to those of X-rays and other electromagnetic waves. This discovery led to greater understanding of the dual nature of subatomic particles and proved to be useful in the study of nuclear, atomic, and molecular structure. Related Propaedia Topics: Diffraction of X rays, electrons, and neutrons by crystal structures

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38. Davisson, Clinton Joseph 1881 – 1958. Felfedezte, hogy az elektronok a f nyhull mhoz hasonl an tudnak sz tsz r dni, s ez igazolja, hogy az elektronok hull mk nt s r szecskek nt is http://www.puskas.hu/diak_erettsegi/anyagok/fiz_eletrajzok/eletr/27davisson.html

Davisson, Clinton Joseph Amerikai kísérleti fizikus Felfedezte, hogy az elektronok a fényhullámhoz hasonlóan tudnak szétszóródni, és ez igazolja, hogy az elektronok hullámként és részecskeként is tudnak viselkedni. Pályafutásának nagy részét a Bell Telephone Laboratories-nál töltötte. Elõször a hõ hatására fémekbõl kilépõ elektronokat vizsgálta, majd az elektromikroszkóp megalkotásában vett részt. 1927-ben Davisson és Lester H. Germer felfedezték, hogy egy fémes kristályról visszaverõdõ elektronnyaláb a röntgensugárzáshoz és más elektromágneses hullámokhoz hasonló diffrakciós képet hoz létre. Ezzel a kísérlettel jobban meg lehetett érteni szubatomi részecskék kettõs természetét, és hasznosnak bizonyult az atommag, az atom- és molekulaszerkezet tanulmányozásában. Elismerései 1937-ben Nobel-díjat kapott Louis de Broglie állításának bizonyításáért. (George P. Thomsonnal megosztva)

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