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Who proposed the plum pudding model of the atom?

J.J. Thomson

In which year was the plum pudding model proposed?

1904

What particle did J.J. Thomson discover in 1897?

Electron

What did John Dalton propose in 1800?

Atoms were indivisible spheres

In the plum pudding model, what is the positive part?

Sphere of positive charge

Where are electrons located in the plum pudding model?

Dispersed throughout the positive charge

What is the overall charge of an atom according to the plum pudding model?

Neutral

Why are electrons dispersed through the positive charge in the model?

To cancel out the charges

What was the plum pudding model attempting to describe?

The structure of the atom

When did J.J. Thomson discover the electron?

1897

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