Match the following:

Physics

1 answer:

artcher [175]3 years ago

7 0

Answer:

Matching of Part A with Part B

Rutherford ------------ discovered proton nucleus

Bohr----------------------postulated the quantum atom

Dalton-------------------Father of atomic theory

Chadwick --------------discovery of neutron

J.J. Thomson----------discovered the electrons

hence , the matching will be

2 -- d

3 -- e

4 -- b

5 -- a

6 -- c

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