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Why is Rutherford's planetary model unstable according to classical electromagnetic theory?
A. The nucleus is too small.
B. Electrons repel each other.
C. Orbiting electrons should emit radiation and spiral into the nucleus.
D. The positive charge is too concentrated.
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