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Where did Rutherford believe the protons were found?
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Where did Rutherford believe the protons were found?

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The only explanation, Rutherford suggested in 1911, was that the alpha particles were being scattered by a large amount of positive charge concentrated in a very small space at the center of the gold atom.
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