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We know that for a single electron system Bohr's atomic model is able to predict the binding energy levels quite accurately. As such using the formula for a nucleus with Z protons, the …
The alpha particles close to the nuclei were affected by its charge ...
Rutherford could only account for these phenomena by proposing an atomic model in which MOST of the atom was EMPTY space, and a small, massive, nuclear core contained most of …
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The Plum Pudding model stated that atoms are positive spheres with randomly placed negative Electrons. By defining the location of the positive and negative charges, this model was easily …
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The periodic table of elements is an amazing classification tool. There are many things that we chemists do which only require a quick glance at the table to obtain the answer we require. …
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See. 1.Explain Rutherford's atomic postulates? 2. Who discovered proton and electron? 3.Which assay was done by Rutherford? 4.What was the breadth of the gold foil used in Rutherford …
What was the basic premise of Gold Foil experiment that was
Nov 29, 2015 · It didn't prove anything; it provided good evidence against, and good evidence for a particular model of atomic structure. See here and elsewhere.
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Big rip: This model says that dark energy will continue grow stronger with time and cause the expansion to accelerate. Such an event will cause large bodies like galaxies to recede from …
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May 15, 2017 · 36 neutrons. One way we have of differentiating between various nuclides of the same element is by writing the name of the element followed by a hyphen and the mass …
Does "atomic number" determine chemistry or does "Lewis
Feb 5, 2017 · The presence of different numbers of neutrons for a given atomic number, explains the existence of isotopes, and the quoted atomic mass is the average of the individual isotopic …
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Question #0a9a2 Chemistry Bohr Model of the Atom Calculations with wavelength and frequency