A) corresponds to all theories in nature.
B) updates the essence of the old theory.
C) ties two or more theories together.
D) accounts for verified results of the old theory.
E) none of these
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A) energy levels are quantized.
B) electric forces act over quantized distances.
C) electrons are basically discrete particles.
D) the circumference of each orbit is an integral multiple of electron wavelengths.
E) none of these
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A) quite different from the radius predicted by Bohr.
B) that agrees with the orbital radius of Bohr.
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A) mass
B) charge
C) energy
D) all of these
E) none of these
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A) theories of submicroscopic phenomena.
B) theories of macroscopic phenomena.
C) all good theories.
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A) an accurate picture of a hydrogen atom.
B) totally useless - of historical interest only.
C) defective and oversimplified,but still useful.
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A) electromagnetic forces.
B) angular momentum conservation.
C) the large nuclear size compared to the electron's size.
D) the wave nature of the electron.
E) none of these
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A) overlaps and agrees where the old theory works.
B) accounts for confirmed results from the old theory.
C) predicts the same correct results as the old theory.
D) all of these
E) none of these
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A) electric field is zero inside the gold.
B) gold atoms,unlike most other metal atoms,are relatively far apart.
C) atoms of gold,like any others,are mostly empty space.
D) net charge of the gold atoms is zero.
E) none of these
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A) a single frequency.
B) 3 frequencies.
C) many more than 3 frequencies.
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A) low atomic number.
B) high atomic number.
C) the same for both
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A) four times as large.
B) twice as large.
C) the same size.
D) one-half as large.
E) one-quarter as large.
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A) submicroscopic particles.
B) submicroscopic and microscopic particles.
C) macroscopic particles.
D) none of these
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A) making direct hits with gold atoms.
B) electrostatic repulsion when close to gold nuclei.
C) electrostatic repulsion with the electron clouds of gold atoms.
D) all of these
E) none of these
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A) a randomness that opened the door to the nature of probabilities in atomic reality.
B) mathematical order.
C) that all atoms are essentially the same size.
D) that electrons occupy well-defined shells about the atomic nucleus.
E) that electrons behave as standing waves.
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A) wave nature.
B) particle nature.
C) neither of these
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A) mass.
B) electric charge.
C) nucleons.
D) all of these
E) none of these
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A) bounced back.
B) went almost straight through.
C) stopped.
D) spiraled.
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A) wave frequencies.
B) de Broglie wavelengths.
C) diffraction patterns.
D) none of these
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A) larger.
B) smaller.
C) no different in physical size.
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