11. What was Rutherford's contribution to the atomic model?A. Electrons are not bound to the nucleus. They can be separated from the atom byan electrical current.B. Most of the atom is empty volume. The nucleus only occupies a very tiny spacein the center of the atom.C. Protons have a positive charge. The protons are bound to the nucleus.D. Electrons have discrete amounts of energy. Electrons in different electron shellshave different amounts of energy.12. What was Nils Bohr's contribution to the atomic model?A. Electrons are not bound to the nucleus. They can be separated from the atom byan electrical current.B. Most of the atom is empty volume. The nucleus only occupies a very tiny spacein the cent of theC. Protons have a positive charge. The protons are bound to the nucleus.D. Electrons have discrete amounts of energy. Electrons in different electron shellshave different amounts of energy.13. What was Eugen Goldstein's contribution to the atomic model?A. Electrons are not bound to the nucleus. They can be separated from the atom byan electrical current.B. Most of the atom is empty volume. The nucleus only occupies a very tiny spacein the center of the atom.C. Protons have a positive charge. The protons are bound to the nucleus.D. Electrons have discrete amounts of energy. Electrons in different electron shellshave different amounts of energy.

11. What was Rutherford's contribution to the atomic model? A. Electrons are not bound to the nucleus. They can be separated from the atom by an electrical current. B. Most of the atom is empty volume. The nucleus only occupies a very tiny space in the center of the atom. C. Protons have a positive charge. The protons are bound to the nucleus. D. Electrons have discrete amounts of energy. Electrons in different electron shells have different amounts of energy.

11. What was Rutherford's contribution to the atomic model? A. Electrons are not bound to the nucleus. They can be separated from the atom by an electrical current. B. Most of the atom is empty volume. The nucleus only occupies a very tiny space in the center of the atom. C. Protons have a positive charge. The protons are bound to the nucleus. D. Electrons have discrete amounts of energy. Electrons in different electron shells have different amounts of energy.

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