In 1897, a British physicist named J. J. Thomson discovered electrons through his cathode ray experiment. Thomson made the cathode ray by firing electrical currents through glass pipes filled with low-density gas. Thomson measured the ratio as always the same, regardless of what elemental gas was in the
In 1897, a British physicist named J. J. Thomson discovered electrons through his cathode ray experiment. Thomson made the cathode ray by firing electrical currents through glass pipes filled with low-density gas. Thomson measured the ratio as always the same, regardless of what elemental gas was in the