Compare and contrast the expected and actual observation of the Gold Foil Experiment. For each observation, provide a rational for the expectation based on Thomson Model and rational for the actual observation based on Rutherford's Model

Compare and contrast the expected and actual observation of the Gold Foil Experiment. For each observation, provide a rational for the expectation based on Thomson Model and rational for the actual observation based on Rutherford's Model

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