Which scientist suggested that atoms combine in different whole-number ratios to form compounds but that atoms would never change into atoms of a different element? O Thomson O Millikan O Rutherfor O Bohr O Dalton

Which scientist suggested that atoms combine in different whole-number ratios to form compounds but that atoms would never change into atoms of a different element? O Thomson O Millikan O Rutherfor O Bohr O Dalton

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Which scientist suggested that atoms combine in different whole-number ratios to form compounds but that atoms would never change into atoms of a
different element?
O Thomson
O Millikan
O Rutherfor
O Bohr
O Dalton

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