Rutherford nuclear atomic model depends on Rutherford's observation of scattering behaviour of alfa particles sent to a golden plate. According to this experiment, which one of the followings is wrong? 16 - O A) Most of the positively charged alfa particles pass through the golden plate without any scattering O B) Very little amount of positively charged alfa particles are scattered back O C) Positively charged protons in an atom are found in nucleus O D) Most of the alla particles are scattered back after beating on the surface of golden plate O E) Nucleus that has the profons possess a very small volume

Rutherford nuclear atomic model depends on Rutherford's observation of scattering behaviour of alfa particles sent to a golden plate. According to this experiment, which one of the followings is wrong? 16 - O A) Most of the positively charged alfa particles pass through the golden plate without any scattering O B) Very little amount of positively charged alfa particles are scattered back O C) Positively charged protons in an atom are found in nucleus O D) Most of the alla particles are scattered back after beating on the surface of golden plate O E) Nucleus that has the profons possess a very small volume

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Author:Dinah Zike, Laurel Dingrando, Nicholas Hainen, Cheryl Wistrom

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Chapter5: Electrons In The Atom

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