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Is there a way to make 2 modern warfare 2 accounts on one steam account?
I want to restart from square one, i have a lvl 70 3rd presige but i want to make an knifing only account. is there anyway to make 2 modern warfare 2 accounts on one steam account?
Nope there is no way to have 2 games accounts on 1 steam account.
If you got the disc then you can just make a new steam account for free and then install the game again. If you bought the game on steam :S then you cant.....Unless you want to spend £40?
I. Atomic Structure: 1903 - 1911
Exactly where the positive protons (and the negative electrons) were in the atom took time to be worked out. Keep in mind that the electron (the first sub-atomic particle discovered) was not discovered until 1897.
(1) J.J. Thomson in 1903, had electrons as negative particles with mass, while the positive charge was spread out through the space of the atom.
(2) In 1911 Rutherford announced his atomic model: (a) a nucleus - a dense concentration of positive charge with (b) electrons orbiting the nucleus in an unspecified manner.
(3) In 1913, Bohr took up the question of where the negative electrons are (in the atom) and Moseley studied where the positive charges were.
By the way, Moseley was part of Rutherford's research group -- having arrived in Manchester just weeks before Rutherford published his great nucleus paper -- when he started his atomic number work. Rutherford was not all that excited by Moseley wanting to study X-rays, but the energy and enthusiasm of the younger man soon wore Rutherford down.
[You might notice that neutrons have not been mentioned. It would not be until 1920 that Rutherford proposed the existence of a neutral particle -- the neutron. Another of Rutherford's students -- James Chadwick -- won the 1935 Nobel Prize for discovering the neutron in 1932.]
Within a few months of Rutherford's nucleus paper being published, the true, physical meaning of "atomic number" was suggested by A. van den Broek. In 1913, he wrote:
"In a previous letter to NATURE (July 20, 1911, p. 78) the hypothesis was proposed that the atomic weight being equal to about twice the intra-atomic charge, 'to each possible intra-atomic charge corresponds a possible element,' or that (Physik. Zeitschr, xiv., 1912, p. 39), 'if all elements be arranged in order of increasing atomic weights, the number of each element in that series must be equal to its intra-atomic charge.' "
II. Moseley's X-Ray Spectra Work
Moseley's problem was to find a linear relationship between the atomic number and a measureable property of the nucleus. The atomic number increased by steps of one (18, 19, 20, 21, and so on). Moseley needed some function of a nuclear property that increased in the same pattern, that is, by one for each element in turn. He found it in the K line of the X-ray spectra of each element. It turns out that the square root of the frequency moves by a constant value (let's call it "one unit") for each one unit move by the atomic number.
Why did he choose to study this area for what he needed? We can find the answer in the work of Charles Barkla. He had demonstrated that the elements emitted characteristic X-rays, called K and L rays. These X-rays were independent of the physical or chemical state the element was in. Someone, perhaps Barkla or Bohr or Moseley, realized that this meant the X-rays were characteristic of the nucleus.
So Moseley set about to determine the wavelengths of the K radiation using recently discovered techniques by the father-and-son team of W.L Bragg and W.H. Bragg. It seems to me as I write this that Moseley was pretty confident going into this experiment that all he needed to do was find the proper linear relationship. Getting the equipment working so as to give reliable data was probably the most time-consuming task of the entire research he carried out.
However, the research was carried out and Moseley determined the relationship mentioned above. It was linear, with the frequency square root value moving up the same amount for each one unit jump in the atomic number. Here, using Moseley's data is graph which shows linear behavior:
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