Chemistry, 15.08.2020 22:01, zoeyandblaze
Compare the modern (electron cloud) model of the atom with Dalton’s atomic model. Which of these statements describe the two models correctly? Check all of the boxes that apply. (please ASAP) A. Dalton’s model was replaced only because of its age. B. Dalton’s model represented atoms as indivisible, but the modern theory recognizes that they contain smaller particles. C. The modern model explains all available data about atoms; Dalton’s model does not. D. The modern model is more widely accepted because it was proposed by more well known scientists.
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