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How did Rutherford know by his experiment that the electrons "revolved" around the nucleus and were not static, in the circular orbits.

Please explain . This niggling doubt has been keeping at me for quite some time. I do not see any part in the experiment that would show the e- were revolving and not static!

Amit Saxena , 11 Years ago
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