Question

the atomic models after daltons time included ideas about the atomic structur.
which atomic model that shows the atomic structure is missing from this set?
niels bohrs model
schrödingers model
rutherfords model
thomsons model

Explanation:

• Niels Bohr's model shows electrons in fixed - energy orbits around the nucleus.
• Schrödinger's model (quantum mechanical model) is more complex, with electron clouds.
• Rutherford's model has a small, dense, positively - charged nucleus with electrons outside.
• Thomson's model (plum - pudding model) has electrons embedded in a positively - charged “soup”.
• The first model (looks like Rutherford's with some added lines, but not the key Bohr orbits), the second is Thomson's (electrons in a positive matrix), the third is Bohr's (electrons in circular orbits). So Schrödinger's model is missing.

Answer:

Schrödinger's model