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Which of the following would be appropriate reason(s) for scientists to reject atomic theory?

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yKpoI14uk [10]2 years ago

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The appropriate reasons for scientists to reject atomic theory are :

Evidence that some kinds of matter are made up of waves instead of particles ( B )
Observations that cannot be explained by the theory ( C )

<h3>What is atomic theory ?</h3>

Atomic theory states that every material substance is composed of similar minute particles known as atoms which share the same properties. these particles ( atoms ) bound together to form a matter.

Matter is composed of particles ( atoms ) and not wave also certain observations that cannot be explained will lead to the discredit of the atomic theory.

Hence we can conclude that The appropriate reasons for scientists to reject atomic theory are : Evidence that some kinds of matter are made up of waves instead of particles and Observations that cannot be explained by the theory

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