Question

1. choose the correct scientific notation. what was a limitation of daltons model? the model was much simpler than the real system of an atom. the model did not show the true shape of an atom. the model was not drawn to scale. the size did not match what an atom looks like. 6) drag and drop the descriptions with the laws. proposed by joseph proust and known as the law of constant composition proposed by antoine lavoisier and commonly applied to chemical reactions proposed by jeremias richter and focused on the ratios of two different elements combining with a third element proposed by john dalton and indicates small whole numbers are formed from the ratios of combined elements choices law of definite proportions law of reciprocal proportions law of conservation of mass law of multiple proportions

Explanation:

1. Dalton's atomic model was a simple, solid - sphere model. It was a very basic representation and much simpler than the actual complex structure of an atom.

6.

• The law of definite proportions was proposed by Joseph Proust and states that a given chemical compound always contains its component elements in fixed ratio.
• The law of conservation of mass was proposed by Antoine Lavoisier and is fundamental in chemical reactions, stating that mass is neither created nor destroyed.
• The law of reciprocal proportions was proposed by Jeremias Richter and deals with the ratios of two elements combining with a third element.
• The law of multiple proportions was proposed by John Dalton and involves small whole - number ratios of combined elements.

Answer:

1. The model was much simpler than the real system of an atom.

6.

• proposed by Joseph Proust and known as the law of constant composition: law of definite proportions
• proposed by Antoine Lavoisier and commonly applied to chemical reactions: law of conservation of mass
• proposed by Jeremias Richter and focused on the ratios of two different elements combining with a third element: law of reciprocal proportions
• proposed by John Dalton and indicates small whole numbers are formed from the ratios of combined elements: law of multiple proportions