Chemistry, asked by simren47, 1 year ago

what are the limitation of J.J Thomson's model of the atom ?

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Answered by swat28

an atom consists of positively charged sphere with electrons embedded in it

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Answered by Tanay123456789

Limitations of Thompson's model of an atom are -

1. Thomson's model could not explain the experimental results of other scientists such as Rutherford, as there is no nucleus in the atomic model proposed by Thomson.

2. It does not have any experimental evidence in its support.

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