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Which conclusion about the atom can be drawn from Rutherford’s gold foil experiment? A.Has a zero oxidation # B.Has a neutral charge C.Has a small negative center D.Has a small positive center
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Which conclusion about the atom can be drawn from Rutherford’s gold foil experiment?

A.Has a zero oxidation #
B.Has a neutral charge
C.Has a small negative center
D.Has a small positive center

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The answer is: D
Explanation: I Learned it in class
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D. Rutherford found that the atom consists of a small positively charged nucleus.
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