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Strengthen your understanding of Atomic Structure History for AQA GCSE Chemistry with this complete 2026–2027 revision resource. Includes exam-style questions, verified answers, and detailed explanations covering Dalton’s atomic model, Thomson’s discovery of the electron, Rutherford’s gold foil experiment, Bohr’s model, and Chadwick’s discovery of the neutron. Perfect for students aiming to master key scientific developments and achieve top grades in GCSE Chemistry exams.

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AQA GCSE Chemistry Atomic Structure History
Questions with Verified Answers 2026–2027
Amount of electrons - CORRECT ANSWER -Protons



Amount of neutrons - CORRECT ANSWER -Atomic mass number - Protons



John Dalton described atoms as what? C19th - CORRECT ANSWER -Solid Spheres



In 1897 JJ Thompson found out what about atoms thatmade him change the atomic model to the Plum
Pudding - CORRECT ANSWER -
His measurements of charge and mass lead him to the conclusion that smaller negatively charge particle
s had to be there (electrons)



Why was the "Plum Pudding" model given its name? - CORRECT ANSWER -
Because the model showed a ball of lositive charge with electrons stuck in it



Why did Rutherford's scattering experiments in 1909 disprove the Plum Pudding model? -
CORRECT ANSWER -
Because they expected the positive alpha particles to pass through and some slightly delfected but som
e passed through and some deflected straight back more than they expected. Disproving the Plum Pudd
ing



How did Rutherford's scattering experiment in 1909 prove the nucleus. - CORRECT ANSWER -
Some alpha particles bounced straight back from the experiment provingBa body of positive body in the
centre of the atom -Bthe nucleus.



How did Bohr improve Rutherfords atomic model? - CORRECT ANSWER -
He showed that the atom had fixed shell as other wise the negative electrons would be attracted to the
positive protons collapsing the atom.




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