Question

pick two things about atoms that are inaccurate.
image of an atom model with p:18, n:22 and electrons on rings

• the electrons dont clump up in pairs.
• the electrons are stagnant (not moving)
• the atom has a nucleus made of protons and neutrons.
• the electrons contently moving around.
• there can be more neutrons than protons

Explanation:

1. Electrons occupy orbitals and can exist in pairs, so the claim that they "don't clump up in pairs" is inaccurate.
2. Electrons are in constant motion (in probabilistic orbitals) around the nucleus, so the depiction of them as stagnant (not moving) is inaccurate. The other options describe correct atomic properties.

Answer:

• The electrons don't clump up in pairs.
• The electrons are stagnant (not moving)