how did Rutherford distribute electrons in a different shell in atom
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Lord Rutherford explained that the centre of the atom had a very small nucleus as compared to the whole atom
this nucleus had protons fixed in it (till that time NEUTRONS were not dicovered) and there were electrons all around this nucleus distributed in shells. This atomic model was like our present solar system, the electrons revolved around the nucleus just like planets do around the Sun.
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The electons move around in a predictable path called orbits. Bohr modified Rather ford's modal where he explaind that electrons move around in fixed orbital shells....... According to Bohr atomic model, a small positively charged nucleus is surrounded by revolving negatively charged electron in fixed orbital.
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