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Only a very small share of the alpha particles in the Geiger and Marsden experiment turned through large angles. This shows that
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Only a very small share of the alpha particles in the Geiger and Marsden experiment turned through large angles. This shows that
the gold foil was too thick to pass
the positive charge of an atom is concentrated in a very small region
electrons carry a positive charge
alpha particles are heavier than gold atoms
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