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2.1 Theories About The Atom Through Time (GCSE Chemistry)
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The gold foil experiment indicated the presence of what atomic feature?
Why were alpha particles used in Rutherford`s experiment?
In J.J. Thomson’s plum pudding model, what ‘fruit’ represented electrons?
What did the plum pudding model view an atom as?
Why were Dalton’s atomic ideas proven incorrect over time?
Why did early atomic concepts change significantly over time?
Who first proposed the idea of atoms as indivisible?
What theoretical particle did James Chadwick discover?
What was a key limitation of Rutherford’s nuclear model?
What did Ernest Rutherford conclude about the atom?
Whose theory proposed atoms were solid spheres?
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