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Atomic Theory Timeline Quiz

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Test your knowledge of atomic models.

by Ahmad Nafran Razani
1

Who proposed the first modern atomic theory in the early 1800s?

2

Which model introduced electrons embedded in a positive 'plum pudding'?

3

What experiment led Rutherford to propose a dense nucleus?

4

Which model describes electrons in fixed orbits around the nucleus?

5

Which scientist developed the quantum mechanical model of the atom?

6

What fundamental idea did Dalton introduce about atoms?

7

Which model introduced electrons in orbitals described by probability?

8

Which model explains the nuclear atom with a central nucleus?

9

In Bohr’s model, what determines an electron’s energy level?

10

Which sequence correctly lists models from earliest to latest?

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