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38 MODULE - 2 Chemistry Notes Atomic Structure and Chemical Bonding Fig 3.2: Schematic representation of Rutherford’s Fig 3.3 : Schematic representation -ray scattering experiment.of Rutherford’s model These results led Rutherford to conclude that : the atom contained some dense and positively charged region located at the center
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