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Who proposed the Solid Sphere Model of the atom?
Who proposed the Solid Sphere Model of the atom?
- Neils Bohr
- John Dalton (correct)
- J.J Thomson
- Ernest Rutherford
Which model of the atom suggested that the whole sphere was positively charged?
Which model of the atom suggested that the whole sphere was positively charged?
- Planetary Model
- Solid Sphere Model
- Plum Pudding Model (correct)
- Nuclear Model
Which model of the atom suggested that the electrons are in stable orbit?
Which model of the atom suggested that the electrons are in stable orbit?
- Plum Pudding Model
- Nuclear Model
- Solid Sphere Model
- Planetary Model (correct)
Which model of the atom suggested that the protons are located at the nucleus?
Which model of the atom suggested that the protons are located at the nucleus?
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Which model of the atom suggested that electrons don't move around in orbit, but in the clouds wherein their position is uncertain?
Which model of the atom suggested that electrons don't move around in orbit, but in the clouds wherein their position is uncertain?
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Atomic Models
- Ernest Rutherford proposed the Solid Sphere Model of the atom.
Thomson's Plum Pudding Model
- This model suggested that the whole sphere was positively charged.
Rutherford's Nuclear Model
- This model suggested that the electrons are in stable orbit.
- This model also suggested that the protons are located at the nucleus.
Bohr's Model
- This model is an extension of Rutherford's Nuclear Model.
- It suggested that the electrons are in stable orbit.
Quantum Mechanical Model
- This model suggested that electrons don't move around in orbit, but in the clouds wherein their position is uncertain.
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