Interpretation : Democritus characterization of atoms is to be reviewed.
Concept Introduction : One of the most well-known pre-Socratic philosophers is Democritus. He was regarded as a traveler who went to numerous nations and was born in Thrace. He is known for his theory that everything was made of atoms, however, humans only have fragments of his works.
Answer to Problem 1LC
Atoms (atomio means indivisible) were referred to by Democritus as the fundamental elements of the universe.
Explanation of Solution
The word ‘atom’ was first coined by Democritus. The theory of the universe was given by him.
Democritus thought that the distinctions between materials resulted from the shapes and sizes of atoms, which varied.
Although atoms' bonds with one another might be cut, the atom itself was thought to be unbreakable.
Democritus characterized atoms as the basic unit of the universe.
Chapter 4 Solutions
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