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The currently accepted model of an atom where the exact location of electrons is unkown? A. electron cloud, quantum, or orbital model B. Bohr model C. quark model D. plum pudding model
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The currently accepted model of an atom where the exact location of electrons is unkown?

A. electron cloud, quantum, or orbital model B. Bohr model C. quark model D. plum pudding model

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D

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Answer: A. Electron Cloud Model (also known as the Quantum Wave Model, or the Orbital Model)

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