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Test your knowledge of atomic models

by Yuki Bernal
1

Which scientist proposed the solid sphere (billiard ball) model of the atom?

2

Which model describes electrons embedded in a positively charged pudding-like sphere?

3

Rutherford's gold foil experiment led to which model?

4

Bohr's model introduced what key concept about electron orbits?

5

Which model describes electrons as probability clouds or orbitals?

6

What did the Rutherford experiment reveal about atom structure?

7

Which model refines Bohr’s ideas and uses electron orbitals?

8

What particles primarily reside in the atomic nucleus?

9

Who discovered the neutron?

10

Which model is considered the current standard for atomic structure?

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