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He depicted the atom from the model he made thats called the chocolate chip model. he described the atom as unfiromly packed spheres of positive matter filled with negatively charged electrons.
the conclusion is that he found out the atoms that they are uniformly packed spheres of positive matter with negatively charged electrons.

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he depicted the atom with the atomic theory. he described the atom as they cant be created or destroyed they all have a particular size and mass and are cicular spheres.
the conclusion is that the atoms are different and cant be created or destroyed.

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he depicted the atom through the uncertainty principle. he described atoms like they have electrons moving around the it within a range of locations and that it was impossible to determine the exact position and speed of them.
the conclusion is that its impossible to determine the position and speed of the electrons and they move around the atoms and they cant be pinpointed but they exist in a range of locations.

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he depicted the atom with his expirement and model. he described atoms like they have big empty space and with a few electrons with a nucleus in the center.
The expirement is that he shot small positively charged alpha particles at a sheet of gold foil the atoms thinly dispersed positive charge would not be enough to deflect the particles in any one place the effect would have been like a bunch of tennis balls punching through the thin paper screen most of the particles passed threough but some bounced back this suggested that the foil was more like a thick net with a very large mesh.
the conclusion is that atoms cinsisted largely of empty space with a few electrons and moost of the mass was concentrated in the center.

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he depicted the atom with his model and experiments. he described the atom like they have electrons that behave simultaneously like waves and are not confined to a particular point in space
the conclusion is that electrons are not discrete particles instead they simultaneously behave like waves.