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In the early model, how were atoms described?

Tiny, solid spheres

What did the word 'atom' originally mean?

Indivisible

What was the plum pudding model's structure?

Positive sphere with electrons inside

Which discovery led to the plum pudding model?

Electrons

What happened to most alpha particles in the scattering experiment?

They went straight through

What did the alpha particle experiment prove about atoms?

They are mostly empty space

What is at the centre of an atom in the nuclear model?

A tiny, positive nucleus

Where is most of an atom's mass located?

In the nucleus

What did Bohr add to the atomic model?

Electrons orbit at specific distances

What are protons?

Positive particles in the nucleus

Who discovered neutrons?

James Chadwick

Why was the discovery of neutrons important?

Explained why atoms were heavier

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