Chemistry

9 August, 18:59

Dalton believed that:

1) Atoms are indivisible

2) All atoms of an element are identical

From our current knowledge of the atom we can conclude that

A. Dalton was correct.

B. atoms of an element can have different numbers of protons.

C. atoms are divisible.

D. atoms of the same element are not always identical but all have the same mass.

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