Sample Content Placement 1 John Dalton (1803) Billiard Ball Model Illustration A solid circle (like a ball) Label Indivisible atom 2 J J Thomson (1897) Plum Pudding Model Illustration A circle with electrons (small negative dots) scattered inside a positive sphere Label Electrons embedded in positive charge 3 Ernest Rutherford (1911) Nuclear Model Illustration Small nucleus in center with electrons orbiting around Label Nucleus with positive charge, electrons outside 4 Niels Bohr (1913) Planetary Model Illustration Nucleus at center with electrons in fixed circular orbits (like planets around the sun) Label Electrons in energy levels 5 Quantum Mechanical Model (1926) Electron Cloud Model Illustration Dense nucleus with a fuzzy cloud around (not fixed orbits) Label Electrons move in regions of probability

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Sample Content Placement 1  John Dalton (1803)   Billiard Ball Model Illustration  A solid circle (like a ball)  Label   Indivisible atom   2  J J  Thomson (1897)   Plum Pudding Model Illustration  A circle with electrons (small negative dots) scattered inside a positive sphere  Label   Electrons embedded in positive charge   3  Ernest Rutherford (1911)   Nuclear Model Illustration  Small nucleus in center with electrons orbiting around  Label   Nucleus with positive charge, electrons outside   4  Niels Bohr (1913)   Planetary Model Illustration  Nucleus at center with electrons in fixed circular orbits (like planets around the sun)  Label   Electrons in energy levels   5  Quantum Mechanical Model (1926)   Electron Cloud Model Illustration  Dense nucleus with a fuzzy cloud around (not fixed orbits)  Label   Electrons move in regions of probability

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Question: Sample Content Placement 1. John Dalton (1803) - Billiard Ball Model Illustration: A solid circle (like a ball). Label: Indivisible atom. 2. J.J. Thomson (1897)

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