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To Explain: The way in which a rotating fan is unlike an atom and it might be used to model the atom.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The fan blades are flat and they are unlike an atom. An atom consists of neutrons, protons, and electrons and its shape is just like a 3D sphere.
Explanation:
The fan blades form something similar to that of an electron cloud such that, the fan can be used to model an atom. Like blades of a fan rotates, in a similar way an atom rotates and electron cloud is formed around the atom.
The atom is like a 3D sphere structure unlike a fan so, the atom cannot be modelled as an atom.
Conclusion:
The atom is like a fan so; the atom can be modelled as rotating fan but has some differences too.
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