Why was John Dalton's model rejected?

Answer 1

It was rejected because:

1. According to classical theory, electrons being the charged particles should releas or emit energy countinously and they should ultimately fall into the nucleus.

2. If the electrons emit energy countinously, they should form a countinous spectrum but in fact, line spectrum was observed.

Answer 2

Dalton's atomic theory was difficult for other scientists to accept because the atom was not a widely accepted concept yet. The fact that each elements could be classified by their relative weights using these building blocks called atoms seemed outlandish to some. Dalton was also criticized as relying on his head and not empiricism.

Answer 3

John Dalton's atomic model was not rejected, it was modified when new data indicated that changes were needed. That is how a theory works. It is not completely rejected, but is tweaked when new data indicates that it is needed.

Answer 4

John Dalton's model was rejected because it did not account for the existence of subatomic particles like electrons, protons, and neutrons. Further experimental evidence showed that atoms were not indivisible as he believed, leading to the development of the modern atomic theory.

Answer 5

John Dalton's atomic theory was rejected because so many similar ideas of atoms had been proposed before. Dalton also liked to work alone and was known to rely only on his own verifications.

Answer 6

because his elements were not proved. His ideas were abstract for that day and age.

Answer 7

Rutherford's model could not explain why the helium, which was known to contain two protons and two electrons was four times heavier rather that just two times heavier.

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Answer 8

all atoms of the same elements have identical weight

Answer 9

It was not accepted because there were heterogeneous mixtures in the atoms therefore causing them to be different.