Carl Ramsauer

German physicist, Ramsauer effect researcher

Carl Ramsauer - German physicist, Ramsauer effect researcher
Born

February 6th, 1879
146 years ago

Died

1955
70 years ago — 76 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Germany

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A physicist contributed to the field of quantum mechanics. Developed the Ramsauer effect, which describes the phenomenon of the differential scattering of electrons by inert gases. Conducted significant experiments that provided insights into electron behavior in gases. Published various scholarly articles and books detailing research findings and methodologies, influencing future studies in atomic physics and electron scattering.

Developed the Ramsauer effect

Conducted experiments on electron scattering

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