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Rutherford’s Atomic Model (Gold Foil Experiment) – Chemistry Notes

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Rutherford’s Atomic Model Rutherford,1911 performed an experiment in order to find the arrangement of electrons and protons in an atom. Rutherford’s Gold Foil Experiment Rutherford bombarded a very thin gold foil about 0.00004 cm thickness with alpha particles. Alpha particles were obtained from the disintegration of polonium. Alpha particles are helium nuclei. i.e. He ++ …

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Chapter Atomic Structure Free downloadable pdf Notes

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Chemistry Chapter Atomic Structure Notes ( Full Chapter 2 Notes) Also, Watch ->How to find Quantum Numbers? Watch Now -> How do you write electronic configuration (simplest Trick) -> n+l rule Watch -> Electronic configuration of Iron Check out -> Atomic structure free pdf (Full Chapter)

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Chemistry Class 11 Structure Of Atom Important MCQ’s

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Structure Of Atom Important MCQ’s for Exams: Positive rays are produced in discharge tube: 1.  From cathode surface 2. From anode surface 3.By ionization of gas molecules 4. Both a & b Answer )By ionization of gas molecules Brief Explanation : Goldstein found that positive rays consists of positively charged ions . The ions are …

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Spectrum Chemistry |Continuous Spectrum vs Line spectrum

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What is Spectrum?             “Results obtained on a screen by dispersing radiation of different wavelengths through different angles by a spectroscope” is called spectrum. Types of Spectrum : Spectrum is of two types: Continuous Spectrum: The spectrum in which different bands are not well separated by definite boundaries is called continuous spectrum. e.g. sunlight spectrum, …

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