Which best describes the current atomic model?

It is not an exact representation of the atom, but is close enough to be very useful.
It is not an exact representation of the atom, so it is not very useful.
It describes exactly how the atom behaves in every circumstance.
It is so trusted that no new information could possibly cause a change to the model.

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Which best describes the current atomic model?
 
  
 It is not an exact representation of the atom, but is close enough to be very useful. 
 It is not an exact representation of the atom, so it is not very useful. 
 It describes exactly how the atom behaves in every circumstance. 
 It is so trusted that no new information could possibly cause a change to the model.

anonymous · Answer

The 2nd and 4th point should be completely canceled out, because it is useful which is why you're able to study so many things about in today's age. So the only option you are stuck with is the 1st and 3rd point, though in my opinion it should be the 1st point since no one really doesn't if the atom is even circular shaped we just 'assume' it to be so.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you for explaining yourself :D

anonymous · Answer

no prob, anytime :)