What are the limitations of $J$.$J$. Thomson's model of the atom?
(N/A) The limitations of $J$.$J$. Thomson's model of the atom are:
$\rightarrow$ It could not explain the results of the alpha-particle scattering experiment performed by Rutherford.
$\rightarrow$ It did not have any experimental support or evidence to prove the arrangement of subatomic particles.
$\rightarrow$ It could not explain the results of the alpha-particle scattering experiment performed by Rutherford.
$\rightarrow$ It did not have any experimental support or evidence to prove the arrangement of subatomic particles.
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