Chemistry, asked by rengaramanujamr, 11 months ago

On the basis of Thomson's model
of an atom, explain how the atom
is neutral as a whole.

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Answered by jkpk272004

5

Answer:

according to Thomson's atomic model an atom consists of equal magnitude of charge with protons and electrons

Answered by kritipotti

0

The number of positive charges is equal to the number of negative charges. So the atom is neutral as a whole

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