Which of the following statements best describes how white light interacts with Rutherford's Classical Solar System Model in the simulation? some photons are absorbed by the electron, only UV light is emitted O the photons bounce off of the nucleus, none are absorbed the electron orbits the nucleus and they eventually collide... ВОOM!

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