Crookes tubes can be used to find parts of these entities that were previously called "corpuscles."
Dvyanuka ("div-ya-NOO-ka") and tryanuka ("tri-ya-NOO-ka") were proposed by one philosopher as combinations of these entities. That philosopher, who called these entities "anu," was Kanada. Crookes tubes can be used to find parts of these entities that were previously called "corpuscles." Following the development of (*) quantum theory, the main model of this entity involved shells with discrete energy levels. Using cathode rays in a famous experiment, J. J. Thomson compared these entities to plum puddings. For 10 points, name these units of matter usually consisting of neutrons, protons, and electrons.
Dvyanuka ("div-ya-NOO-ka") and tryanuka ("tri-ya-NOO-ka") were proposed by one philosopher as combinations of these entities.
atoms [accept anu before mention] &lt;DM&gt;