Explain why the count rate from the detector straight on from the source is much greater than the detector situated in a 45 degree deflection position.What can be deduced from this observation about the structure of the atom and the properties of the nucleus of gold

Explain why the count rate from the detector straight on from the source is much greater than the detector situated in a 45 degree deflection position.What can be deduced from this observation about the structure of the atom and the properties of the nucleus of gold

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