What is Democritus' atomic model?
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Below are the four principles or claims that compose Democritus’ atomic theory: 1) All things are composed of the atomos or the fundamental particles, atoms. 2) Atoms cannot be destroyed. 3) Atoms are separated by the void or empty space. 4) Atoms are in constant motion and undergo constant change through the void.
Below are the four principles or claims that compose Democritus’ atomic theory: 1) All things are composed of the atomos or the fundamental particles, atoms. 2) Atoms cannot be destroyed. 3) Atoms are separated by the void or empty space. 4) Atoms are in constant motion and undergo constant change through the void.