The Rydberg formula inspired one model of these objects, though it only fits the simplest of them. The first subparts of these objects were detected by deflection of cathode rays observed by J. J. (*) Thomson. A gold foil experiment determined that they possess a dense central mass, disproving their plum pudding model. Bohr and Rutherford name models of, for ten points, what objects that, according to Dalton’s theory, make up all matter?
The Rydberg formula inspired one model of these objects, though it only fits the simplest of them. The first subparts of these objects were detected by deflection of cathode rays observed by J. J. (*) Thomson. A gold foil experiment determined that they possess a dense central mass, disproving their plum pudding model. Bohr and Rutherford name models of, for ten points, what objects that, according to Dalton’s theory, make up all matter?
The Rydberg formula inspired one model of these objects, though it only fits the simplest of them.