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Which scientist developed the "plum pudding" model of the atom? Spherical cloud ´of positive charge Electron Bohr O Thomson O Dalton O Millikan O Rutherford

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Spherical cloud
of positive charge
Electron
Bohr
O Thomson
O Dalton
Millikan
O Rutherford

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