Development of the atom
For combined science AQA GCSE do you need to know which scientist discovered each part of the atom? Eg: that Rutherford discovered the nucleus
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by KaloohiFor combined science AQA GCSE do you need to know which scientist discovered each part of the atom? Eg: that Rutherford discovered the nucleus
Pages 69 and 70 of the following document indicates that you are expected to know which scientist discovered each part of the atom, but some of the experimental details are not required.
GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy
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