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    The document compares four models of atomic structure: Thomson's plum pudding model, Rutherford's model, Bohr's model, and the quantum model. It notes that Thomson's model was conceptualized after cathode ray experiments and treated the atom as a uniform positive charge with electrons embedded in it. Rutherford's model had a small, dense nucleus and was based on alpha particle experiments. Bohr's model built on this by introducing the idea of discrete energy levels and orbitals to explain why electrons don't fall into the nucleus. The quantum model was the first to use the idea of subatomic particles.

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    The document compares four models of atomic structure: Thomson's plum pudding model, Rutherford's model, Bohr's model, and the quantum model. It notes that Thomson's model was conceptualized after cathode ray experiments and treated the atom as a uniform positive charge with electrons embedded in it. Rutherford's model had a small, dense nucleus and was based on alpha particle experiments. Bohr's model built on this by introducing the idea of discrete energy levels and orbitals to explain why electrons don't fall into the nucleus. The quantum model was the first to use the idea of subatomic particles.

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    Plum Pudding Rutherford Bohr Quantum or Thomson

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    The document compares four models of atomic structure: Thomson's plum pudding model, Rutherford's model, Bohr's model, and the quantum model. It notes that Thomson's model was conceptualized after cathode ray experiments and treated the atom as a uniform positive charge with electrons embedded in it. Rutherford's model had a small, dense nucleus and was based on alpha particle experiments. Bohr's model built on this by introducing the idea of discrete energy levels and orbitals to explain why electrons don't fall into the nucleus. The quantum model was the first to use the idea of subatomic particles.

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    Plum pudding Rutherford Bohr Quantum

    or
    Thomson
    Conceptualized following
    cathode ray experiments
    Has a nucleus
    Has energy levels or quanta
    Conceptualized following α-
    particle experiments
    Explains why electrons don’t
    fall into the nucleus
    Has idea of orbitals
    First model to use idea of
    subatomic particles
    Name:
    Section:

    Plum pudding Rutherford Bohr Quantum


    or
    Thomson
    Conceptualized following
    cathode ray experiments
    Has a nucleus
    Has energy levels or quanta
    Conceptualized following α-
    particle experiments
    Explains why electrons don’t
    fall into the nucleus
    Has idea of orbitals
    First model to use idea of
    subatomic particles
    Name:
    Section:

    Plum pudding Rutherford Bohr Quantum


    or
    Thomson
    Conceptualized following
    cathode ray experiments
    Has a nucleus
    Has energy levels or quanta
    Conceptualized following α-
    particle experiments
    Explains why electrons don’t
    fall into the nucleus
    Has idea of orbitals
    First model to use idea of
    subatomic particles
    Name:
    Section:

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