Thomson''s atomic model, Physics

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THOMSON'S ATOMIC MODEL:-

According to Thomson's atomic model positive charge is distributed uniformly over the entire body of the atom while the electrons are embedded in it. Similar to the seeds in a water melon.

Thomson's model failed to explain observed spectra emitted by an atom .

 

 


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