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What major limitation did Rutherford's nuclear model have concerning atomic spectra?
A. It incorrectly placed electrons in the nucleus
B. It could not explain why atoms emit light of only discrete wavelengths
C. It predicted atoms were mostly empty space
D. It failed to identify the existence of protons
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