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Ket [755]
3 years ago
15

How does the present day model of the atom DIFFER from the Rutherford’s model? How does the present day model of the atom SIMILA

R to Rutherford’s model?
Physics
1 answer:
scoundrel [369]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The present day model shows a nucleus composed of protons and neutrons with cloud-like spheres of different diameters surrounding the nucleus to represent the energy levels of the electrons in the atom. Rutherford's model shows electrons orbiting the nucleus along fixed, but similar- diameter circular paths.

Both models show the composition of the nucleus at the center of the atom and the much smaller electrons at some distance from the nucleus.

Explanation:

Neither of the models does a good job of representing the relative size differences of the protons, neutrons and electrons, or the distance between the nucleus and the "electron clouds."

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