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What is the early model of the atom described as?
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Topic
Atoms and isotopes
Question
- A. A tiny indivisible sphere
- B. A ball of positive charge
- C. A nucleus surrounded by electrons
- D. A cloud of electrons
Answer
A tiny indivisible sphere
Explanation
The early model of the atom is described as a tiny indivisible sphere, which reflects the understanding of atoms before the discovery of subatomic particles.
Common mistake
Misunderstanding the Early Atom Model
Students often describe the early model of the atom as being composed of smaller particles rather than as a tiny indivisible sphere.
Emphasize that the early model of the atom is defined as a tiny indivisible sphere, with no smaller components.
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