Physics, 06.10.2019 13:00 SLEEPSRIZK69

What was the revolution in atomic theory produced by the discovery of the electron?
the atom was divisible.
the atom was comprised of particles.
the atom was one unit.
each atom was unique.

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What was the revolution in atomic theory produced by the discovery of the electron?
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