Stamps with the theme Atom use & Models
To be extremely brief in describing this very complex subject, in 1805 Englishman John Dalton – considered to be the originator of modern atomic theory – proposed that each element that exists consists of atoms of a single, unique type, and that these atoms can join together to form chemical compounds. Although academics from earlier centuries and different cultures had also theorized about the existence of atoms, far greater understanding of the subject came about in the early part of the 20th Century when German (later to become American citizen) Albert Einstein produced papers and equations which eventually led to other important scientific developments towards our knowledge of atomic and molecular theory. His work also pre-empted the use of nuclear energy to produce the atomic weapons first used in the Second World War, though he was a pacifist. Many stamps have been produced to celebrate the various discoveries and achievements by atomic scientists over the years.
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1982, Atomic energy commission 1v
ssq5208, Russia, Soviet Union, 1982
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€0.70
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Mint NH | |
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€0.70
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Used or CTO |
1981, Energy 1v
suw0020, United Nations, Vienna, 1981
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€0.80
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Mint NH | |
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€0.70
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€1.10
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First Day Cover |
1980, Famous persons 6v
sdd2492, Germany, DDR, 1980
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€1.60
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Mint NH | |
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€1.00
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€2.50
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First Day Cover |
1972, Stop nucleair weapons 1v
sug0023, United Nations, Geneva, 1972
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€0.70
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Mint NH | |
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€0.70
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Used or CTO |
1969, Weizman institute 1v
sis0455, Israel, 1969
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€1.10 -20% €0.88 |
Mint NH | |
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€1.10 -10% €0.99 |
First Day Cover |
1955, Scientific research 1v
swd0214, Germany, Federal Republic, 1955
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€6.00
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Mint NH | |
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€0.80
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Used or CTO | |
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€9.00
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First Day Cover |
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