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The wave-mechanical model
Speculation on the wave nature of matter led physicist Louis-Victor de Broglie to predict the allowable orbits and radii of atoms. This discovery was the key to explaining the behavior of multi-electron atoms and multi-atom compounds by establishing the wave-mechanical model, the still-accepted model.
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- "Speculation on the wave nature of matter led physicist Louis-Victor de Broglie to predict the allowable orbits and radii of atoms. This discovery was the key to explaining the behavior of multi-electron atoms and multi-atom compounds by establishing the wave-mechanical model, the still-accepted model."@en
- "The "Structure of the Atom" series explores the history and development of the model of the atom from the hypotheses of early Greek philosophers to the wave-mechanical model of modern atomic physicists. Examines experiments by pioneer atomic scientists."@en