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How did jj thomas discovery affect the model of the atom

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Thomson discovered that cathode rays are really electrons.

One day Thomson found was that when he connected these big long hollow cathode ray tubes to batteries, a beam of light would go from one end to another. Since he had a lot of time on his hands, he decided to figure out what the deal was with the light. After all, if there was nothing in the tube to start with, where’d the light come from? He figured, it must come from the electrodes – since the electrodes were made of atoms, the atoms must somehow be coming apart.

Among other things, Thomson got a magnet and held it near the beam. When he did this, he found that the beam would bend toward the positive side of the magnet and away from the negative side. From this, he figured that the beam must contain very small particles from the atom and that they must have negative charge.

This led directly to his “plum pudding” model of the atom, named after a dessert that nobody has ever heard of. Think of a chocolate chip brownie, instead. His idea was that the dough in the chocolate chip brownie made up most of the atom and that it had positive charge. The chips represented the little tiny bits of negative charge that made up the light he was messing around with – unlike the dough, they could leave the atom if you gave them a shove (with a battery, for example).

J.J Thompson, by carrying out a series of experiments with a cathode ray, realized that electric charge is composed of many smaller particles; particles that are also smaller than atoms. The experiment showed that these particles are mobile; therefore, he proposed the idea that electrons are mobile in the atom.

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He suggested a plum pudding or watermelon model where the edible red part indicates positive charge and negative indicates seeds. Also the no. of protons and electrons in an atom were equal

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