What would happen to the current model of the atom if new information about its structure is discovered in the future?

A. The current atomic model would be revised

B. The current atomic model would be strengthened

C. The current atomic model would be proven

D. The current atomic model would be defended

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Zayden Copeland

Biology

27 February, 18:20

What would happen to the current model of the atom if new information about its structure is discovered in the future?

A. The current atomic model would be revised

B. The current atomic model would be strengthened

C. The current atomic model would be proven

D. The current atomic model would be defended

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Hernandez · Answer 1

I think A. The current atomic model would be revised

Hallie Crosby · Answer 2

The correct answer among the choices provided is option A. The current atomic model would be revised if it has been proven incorrect. Schrodinger and Heisenberg model is the present acceptable model of the atom. It shows the probabilities of the location of an electron.

What would happen to the current model of the atom if new information about its structure is discovered in the future?A. The current atomic model would be revisedB. The current atomic model would be strengthenedC. The current atomic model would be provenD. The current atomic model would be defended