Select one or more: a. The model suggested presence of electrons orbiting the heavy nucleus. b. The model explained the discreate emission spectra of atoms. c. The model suggested presence of heavy nucleus.

Select one or more: a. The model suggested presence of electrons orbiting the heavy nucleus. b. The model explained the discreate emission spectra of atoms. c. The model suggested presence of heavy nucleus.

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b. The model explained the discreate emission spectra of atoms.

c. The model suggested presence of heavy nucleus.

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