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How did Thomson's discovery contradict Dalton's theory? a) (A) It showed that atoms were not indivisible. b) (B) It showed that atoms have charge. c) (C) It showed tha…

How did Thomson's discovery contradict Dalton's theory? a) (A) It showed that atoms were not indivisible. b) (B) It showed that atoms have charge. c) (C) It showed tha…
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How did Thomson's discovery contradict Dalton's theory?

a) (A) It showed that atoms were not indivisible.
b) (B) It showed that atoms have charge.
c) (C) It showed that atoms combine to make molecules.
d) (D) It showed that atoms have nuclei.

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