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Apr 16, 2002 · led by Rutherford and Thompson obtained very similar results for the scattering of alpha particles by materials, yet they bitterly disputed the two different models ... 2002 45 the atom, to the extent that Rutherford accused a colleague of Thomson with having ‘fudged’ data to support Thompson’s model. 7. Different scientists can sense the ...
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