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3 years ago

Please help ASAP!!!

2 answers:

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1. Plain sesame seeds represent neutrons , colored sesame seeds represent protons, and the poply seeds represnt electrons.

2. The fiberfill in the atomic model relresents the nucleus.

3. Protons and nuetrons are found inside the necleus of an atom

4. Electrons would be found in the area surrounding the nucleus.

5. The poppy seeds are placed in different places because they both represent different things and they both are their own entity

Hope this helped!

77julia77 [94]3 years ago

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Answer: #1 The poppy seeds represent the protons, electrons and neutrons

#2 The fiberfill represents the nucleus #3 Protons and neutrons are in the nucleus #4 Electrons are the particles that are surrounding the nucleus #5 Because they are representing different things and they are their own entity

Hope this really does help! : ⊃

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