which of the following is the basis for rutherford's planetary model?
a. positively cha...
which of the following is the basis for rutherford's planetary model?
a. positively charged electrons orbit a positively charged nucleus.
b. positively charged electrons orbit a negatively charged nucleus.
c. negatively charged electrons orbit a positively charged nucleus.
d. negatively charged electrons orbit a negatively charged nucleus.
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