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Description: Hydrogen and helium are different elements. How can you use the plum pudding model to show how atoms of the two elements might be different from one another?

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Hydrogen and helium are different elements. How can you use the plum pudding model to show how atoms of the two elements might be different from one another?

David Collins · Accepted Answer

hydrogen and helium would differ based upon the plum pudding model by each of them having a different amount of total positive and total negative charge. So if we were to draw these Adams using the plum pudding model, we might represent hydrogen as having the positively charged fluid or the positively charged Adam itself with a plus one charge with one negative charge somewhere within, uh, that Adam. Then for helium, we would have the Adam itself, the fluid, a positive charge, have a total plus to charge, and then we would have to negatively charge species found within the helium at

Sri Datta Vikas Buchemmavari · Answer

this question Lice infusion just like how a bunch of hydrogen atoms and form a helium atom by fusing with each other a bunch of hydrogen and helium atoms in fused together to form lithium boron our carbon which, and for their fuse to form higher molecules like oxygen Ireland are led. This happens usually in super noise are large galactic CE super structures.

Eugene Schneider · Answer

so the plum pudding model of the atom is as follows. So you have this putting here, that is, what&#x27;s the dough of the pudding? And this is the positively charged part. So the dough has a positive charge, and the raisins that air these dots, those have a negatively charged Ah, those air negatively charged and those represent the electrons. And so this model of the atom says that the electrons air spread uniformly throughout a positive matrix. And we know this isn&#x27;t true because we know that electrons orbit a tiny nucleus. But this is the plum pudding model ofthe thie Adam.

Sisi Gao · Answer

these questions because the theme the definition off prom party Moto from patting Moto is is a motor used to to explain the shape off atoms in this motel. Inactivity charged electrons are small particles. Hope how do with being a positively charged disappear.

Keenan Mintz · Answer

So now we&#x27;ll work on problem eight from Chapter four. In this problem, we&#x27;re asked to compare and contrast the plum pudding model of the atom with brother foots so we can go ahead and draw sort of a diagram here to represent with these look like so in the plum pudding model, we ain&#x27;t list a straw sphere, which we say has evenly distributed positive charge and then randomly and evenly distributed throughout, be Adam will be these electrons or negative charge. So this is the plum pudding we have, um, Adam&#x27;s with positive charges, so it&#x27;s uniformly distributed. It&#x27;s not in particular particle, and then we have electrons distributed through. That&#x27;s the plump, a teen model. So in other first model, what we have is are positive charges closely grouped together in a nucleus, and we also have neutrons in here as well. So we have a nucleus, and then we have our electrons sort of orbiting be nucleus, Um, and so the main features in Rutherford&#x27;s model is that the atom is mostly empty space between the nucleus and the electrons, so it&#x27;s mostly empty space. Um, it has a dense positive nucleus with, um, negative electrons encompassing the nucleus so we can see two distinctly different models here. Rutherford&#x27;s model has shown to be much more closer to.

Catherine Lemar · Answer

elements can have different appearances but have similar properties. If elements are in the same family. So the same column, they will have similar chemical properties. For example, these are some of the Group one elements. They&#x27;re all highly reactive, so we could do a simple reaction. Drop each of these in water and see how reactive they are. That would be one way to identify that. Even though they might not look identical, they have similar properties.

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Hydrogen and helium are different elements. How can you use the plum pudding model to show how atoms of the two elements might be different from one another?

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According to plum Pudding model, Hydrogen and Helium could have different amount of positive fluids and electrons. As a result, it could be electrically neutral.

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