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The evolution of atomic models has followed a progression in which atomic models were either supported or not supported by combinations of experimental evidence, phenomena, and other theories of physics. The following diagram illustrates the progression of three selected models. Model I Model II Model III Phenomenon that requires Model II to be modified Er Experimental evidence that requires Model I to be modified Ex Physics theory that occuradats Model Il Experimental Evidence Phenomena Physics Theories 1 Scallering of alpha 3 Emission Maxwell's production of particles incident on Spectra electromagnetic radiation a thin gold foil Radioactive 7 Millikan's theory of 2 Production of cathode decay charge quantization ray's 5 Complon 8 Coulomb's theory of scallering electrostatics 1. Using the numbers above, identify the experimental evidence that requires Model I to be modified, the phenomenon that requires Model II to be modified, and the physics theory that contradicts Model II Number: Experimental Phenomenon Physics evidence theory Your answer: 2. In Model Ill, for an atom to emit electromagnetic radiation, an electron would have to undergo a transition to a energy state. The energy of the photon emitted would be equal to the The statement above is best completed by the answers in row: Row O lower difference in energy states 0 lower initial energy state 0 higher difference in energy states 0 higher initial energy state