Q.Answer the following question.
Write the drawbacks of Rutherford's model of an atom.

Rutherford's nuclear model pictured the atom like a miniature solar system, with a massive positive nucleus playing the role of the sun and much lighter electrons orbiting it like planets. This model has two serious drawbacks. First, it is intrinsically unstable: an electron moving in a circular orbit is constantly changing direction and is therefore constantly accelerating, and by Maxwell's electromagnetic theory an accelerating charged particle must continuously radiate energy. An orbiting electron losing energy this way would spiral steadily inward and crash into the nucleus almost instantly — yet real atoms are observably stable, so the model's prediction directly contradicts reality. Second, and separately, the model offers no rule at all for HOW electrons are actua …