The smallest part of an element

Shows that atoms are tiny particles with no internal structure

Shows a small positively charged nucleus and a large negative electron cloud

Shows balanced negative and positive particles (neutral atom)

Electrons travel around the nucleus in specific energy levels

Electrons have wavelike properties and are somewhere in the electron cloud

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Atomic Structure

Anderson-Advanced Chemistry-Roy

Term	Definition
Atom	The smallest part of an element
Dalton Model	Shows that atoms are tiny particles with no internal structure
Rutherford Model	Shows a small positively charged nucleus and a large negative electron cloud
Plum Pudding Model	Shows balanced negative and positive particles (neutral atom)
Bohr Model	Electrons travel around the nucleus in specific energy levels
Quantum Model	Electrons have wavelike properties and are somewhere in the electron cloud