The discovery of these particles in cathode rays by J.J. Thomson led him to formulate the plum pudding model.
The Aufbau ("OUF-bou") principle explains how these particles are placed in their "shells." The discovery of these particles in cathode rays by J.J. Thomson led him to formulate the plum pudding model. The charge on one of these particles is also known as the fundamental charge. In the Bohr model of the atom, these particles orbit the nucleus. For 10 points, name these negatively charged particles.
The Aufbau ("OUF-bou") principle explains how these particles are placed in their "shells.
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