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MCQ Test Quiz No-19 ( Inorganic Chemistry) Answer please leave in the comment box
16/10/2026

MCQ Test Quiz No-19 ( Inorganic Chemistry) Answer please leave in the comment box

MCQ Test Quiz No-28 (Chemistry) Answer please leave in the comment box
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MCQ Test Quiz No-28 (Chemistry) Answer please leave in the comment box

16/10/2026

Discovery of Electron: Ever wonder how the electron was first discovered? 🧪 Let's take a look at J.J. Thomson’s groundbreaking 1897 experiment with cathode ray tubes! Any questions on how this changed our view of the atom?

Detailed Discovery of Proton
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Detailed Discovery of Proton

16/10/2026

Did you know how the neutron was discovered? ⚛️ Chadwick’s experiment changed our understanding of the atom forever. Watch to see how it happened! What’s your favorite chemistry topic?

Good Morning to all of You Friends
16/10/2026

Good Morning to all of You Friends

MCQ Test Quiz-18 ( Inorganic Chemistry). Answer please leave in the comment box.
15/10/2026

MCQ Test Quiz-18 ( Inorganic Chemistry). Answer please leave in the comment box.

MCQ Test Quiz No-27 (Chemistry). Answer please leave in the comment box
15/10/2026

MCQ Test Quiz No-27 (Chemistry). Answer please leave in the comment box

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Test your knowledge on Boron and its ores. Do you know the correct chemical formula for Borax? Let's see your answers in the comments!

15/10/2026

Question 2. Answer please leave in the comment box.

According to classical electrodynamics, what major instability flaw is present in the planetary model of the atom proposed by Rutherford?

A.Orbiting electrons would continuously radiate energy and spiral into the nucleus.

B.The nucleus would disintegrate because like-charged protons repel each other indefinitely.

C.Electrons would escape the nuclear gravitational pull due to excessive centrifugal force.

D.Neutrons would decay into protons and electrons outside the nuclear boundary.

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