According to J.J. Thomson, an atom could...

According to `J.J.` Thomson, an atom could be through of as

a uniform, negative sphere of matter in which protons are embedded

a unifrom sphere of matter in which both electrons and protons are uniformly distributed

a unifrom, positive sphere of matter in which electrons are embedded

the planet Saturn with a large, positively charged centre sphere surrounded by ''hard'' of electrons.

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Thomson compared the atom to raisin pudding with the electrons scattered through a positively charged mass like rainsins embedded in a pudding.

According to Thomson.

negative charge of an atom is uniformly distributed throughout the atom.

the volume occupied by positive charge is less than that occupied by the negative charge.

electrons are embedded in the positive charge which is spread uniformly.

none of the above

Negative charge of an atom is uniformly distributed throughout the atom.

the volume occupied by positive charge is less than that occupied by the negative charge.

electrons are embebbed in the positive charge which is spread uniformly.

None of the above

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