The History of the Atom

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  All the text
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  Use the OCR output and the image
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  1. Extract the main title
  2. Extract the subtitle
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  • Transcribe the text under each heading
• What does the theory of atomic structure state?

  It has changed over time
• Who demonstrated that the Plum Pudding Model was wrong?

  Rutherford
• What did Bohr's nuclear model explain?

  It explains a lot about atomic structure
• What did further experiments show about protons?

  They exist within the atom
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  • Transcribe the content of each numbered point
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  • Include minimal text
• What should be included under the "I wanted to be a model..." section?

  Questions and their marks
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  The footer text
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• What is the correct page number mentioned?

  19
• What is the correct title mentioned?

  The History of The Atom
• What is the correct subtitle mentioned?

  You might have thought you were done
• What does the text suggest about learning?

  There’s more you need to learn
• What does the text imply about the journey through time?

  It will continue
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  Minor corrections needed for accuracy
• What is the suggested correction for "earn"?

  It should be "learn"
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  It is missing
• What are the key points about Dalton's atomic theory?

  • Atoms are solid spheres
  • Different spheres make up elements
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  It is mostly correct
• What is the significance of the 19th century in atomic theory?

  It marks the start of modern atomic theory
• What does the text suggest about the evolution of atomic theory?

  It has evolved significantly
• How does the text describe the contributions of John Dalton?

  He described atoms as solid spheres
• What does the text imply about the need for further learning?

  Continuous learning is essential
• Who described atoms as solid spheres in the 19th century?

  John Dalton
• What did John Dalton say about different spheres?

  Different spheres made up different elements
• In what year did J.J. Thomson conduct his experiments?

  1897
• What did J.J. Thomson conclude about atoms?

  Atoms weren't solid spheres
• What did Thomson's measurements show about atoms?

  Atoms contain smaller, negatively charged particles
• What did Thomson's model of the atom resemble?

  A plum pudding
• What was the main idea of the 'plum pudding' model?

  Atoms consist of positive matter with electrons
• Who conducted the famous alpha particle scattering experiment?

  Ernest Rutherford
• What did Rutherford's experiment reveal about atomic structure?

  Atoms have a dense nucleus
• How did Rutherford's findings change the atomic model?

  It introduced the concept of a nucleus
• What did Rutherford's model suggest about electrons?

  Electrons orbit the nucleus
• What was the limitation of the 'plum pudding' model?

  It could not explain atomic stability