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What is the significance of the 'plum pudding' analogy in describing Thomson's model?
A. It accurately predicted the results of the gold foil experiment
B. It proved the existence of the atomic nucleus
C. It provided a visual and easily understandable representation of the proposed atomic structure
D. It was based on precise mathematical calculations
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