what are the issues that are the evident of the failure of the plum pudding model of atoms? why the mvr= nh/2π formula does not work properly with this model? state the logical arguements in bullet points.

what are the issues that are the evident of the failure of the plum pudding model of atoms? why the mvr= nh/2π formula does not work properly with this model? state the logical arguements in bullet points.

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