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

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Select statements that apply to the Rutherford model.

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