Place the atomic theories in the order in which they were published.

Solid sphere model. Plum pudding model. Nuclear model. Planetary model. Quantum model.

Explanation:

John Dalton proposed, the solid sphere model, he stated that atoms were indivisible and that every atom of a certain element had specific characteristics. J. J Thomson proposed, the plum pudding model, he stated that atoms were made of electrons that floated around a positively charged cloud. Ernest Rutherford proposed, the nuclear model, he stated that the atom was made of a central positive charge that was surrounded by electrons, it was not a cloud or sphere of positive energy, this, was concentrated in the nucleus and space where the electrons were was empty space. Niels Bohr proposed, the planetary model, he stated that electrons were around the positive nucleus but in orbits with different levels of energy. Lastly, Erwin Schrödinger proposed, the quantum model, this states that electrons move around a positive nucleus, but in waves, they are dispersed around the nucleus in orbitals.