Question

HELP!!! Please asap.

Answer 1

@SkyVoltage @leenathan @THESHRIMPLOL @drawwithapurpose @KJSaif

Answer 2

u think ik physics lmfao ahahahahaha im not that smart ahahahahaha love u tho

Answer 3

Damn et XD Love yew tew.

Answer 4

wait no i think ik this

Answer 5

i honestly think its D but any second opinion would help

Answer 6

Anybody

Answer 7

@paki @shansha1 @TheSmartOne

Answer 8

i feel great that its D

Answer 9

Any objections please say it now XD Hey it's Judge Ally.

Answer 10

you gots it right

Answer 11

@AllisonOS

Answer 12

-.- wow ahahaha wait who me or her

Answer 13

C?

Answer 14

yeps

Answer 15

u sure????

Answer 16

positive

Answer 17

like i said im not smart hahah go with c

Answer 18

HAHA! In yer face Shrimpeh.

Answer 19

i tried

Answer 20

lol

Answer 21

:(

Answer 22

yea correct answer was C

Answer 23

ok ok ik im dumb c is correct we got it lmao jkjkjk

Answer 24

XD

Answer 25

lol

Answer 26

yall should medal meh tho :)

Answer 27

becuase im awesomw and made yall laugh

Answer 28

no medal for shrimp

Answer 29

:0 :,(

Answer 30

just kidding

Answer 31

yayyyyyyyy :D

Answer 32

now medal me

Answer 33

i already medaled tho :(

Answer 34

awwwww

Answer 35

der u go

Answer 36

yay

Answer 37

Move yer butt. I tagged yew in another question.

Answer 38

opps i was talking to my new friend

Answer 39

Of the choices on offer in the list, I'd go for the second one. I don't specially like what's on offer, for various reasons, but I think i recognise the first one as being a reference to the "plum pudding" model - the particles in the atom all being mixed together as in a pudding - of the atom. That got rejected. The atom (arguably the universe, in fact) is mostly empty space as far as "we" know, but whether that's down to JJ is another matter. From the plum pud model, the electrons got "chucked out" so to speak into "orbits" round the nucleus, as you can sometimes maybe see in the many diagrams in physics/chemistry books. Whether that was JJ I'm nor convinced that it was.
I think that JJ had something to do with the idea of the "charge to mass ratio" of an ion, as a way of "sort of 'weighing'" the atoms.
So, I'd go for second one down.
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