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                        The different ways scientists have explained the structure of the atom, and how it has changed throughout history.
                        
                            
Key facts
                            
                                	- In 1804, Dalton proposed that the atom was a plain sphere, solid and whole.
 
	- In 1898, Thomson suggested that the atom comprised a positive sphere with plum-shaped negative electron shells.
 
	- In 1909, Rutherford correctly identified the dense, positive nucleus - and in 1913 Bohr modeled electron rings surrounding this.
 
	- In the 1930s, Chadwick identified that the nucleus of the atom comprised both protons and nuetrons.
 
                            
                        
                     
                 
                
                    
    
        Transcript
        	
     5th century BC – Greek philosophers proposed that matter was made up of tiny invisible particles called Atoms or in Greek "A-tomos"
 Throughout history scientists have proposed models to help understand the structure of the atom
 1804: Dalton's idea of the atom
A plain sphere - solid and whole
 1898: …
    
    
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