estion 11 of 39 <> Ernest Rutherford was a prominent scientist who contributed significantly to the theory of atomic structure. Which of the statements are true? Rutherford theorized that atoms contain a positively charged region called the nucleus. Rutherford devised the plum pudding model to describe the layout of an atom. O Rutherford devised the solar system model to describe the layout of the atom. O Rutherford disproved the plum pudding model of the atom.

estion 11 of 39 <> Ernest Rutherford was a prominent scientist who contributed significantly to the theory of atomic structure. Which of the statements are true? Rutherford theorized that atoms contain a positively charged region called the nucleus. Rutherford devised the plum pudding model to describe the layout of an atom. O Rutherford devised the solar system model to describe the layout of the atom. O Rutherford disproved the plum pudding model of the atom.

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