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In Rutherford model of atom how positive charge occupies little space inside the atom?

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The fast moving ∝-particles were used for Rutherford's experiment. ∝-particles are positively charged particle so it feel repulsion from any of the positively charge particle and get deflected from its path.

During the experiment, Rutherford observed that very few particles suffered a deflection from their path. This means that positive charge occupies very little space inside an atom.


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