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The conclusion that had been made by J.J. Thomson about the positive charge of a hydrogen atom.
Answer to Problem 8PP
The positive ions are left in the hydrogen atom and only the electrons could be removed from a hydrogen atom.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
J.J. Thomson did experiment to determine the charge-to-mass ratio of electrons i.e.
In
Conclusion:
Hence, only an electron could be removed from a hydrogen atom and the proton was left in the atom.
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