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[[File:DaltonModelAtom.png|right|300px|thumb|A image of an [[atom]] in the [[The Dalton Model]].]]'''The [[Dalton Model''' ]] is a model of the [[atom]] which shows [[atom]]s as a [[Sphere|ball]] shaped [[object]].

: The [[The Dalton Model]] is a simple [[model]] of the [[atom]] which makes it easier to use the [[Particle Model]] to [[explain]] the [[State of Matter|States of Matter]] and to represent [[molecule]]s.: The [[The Dalton Model]] is not true, but is a useful [[model]] to help describe [[atom]]s. ==Key Stage 4=====Meaning===The [[Dalton Model]] is a model of the [[atom]] which shows [[atom]]s as a [[Sphere|spherical]] [[object]]. ===About the Dalton Model===: The [[Dalton Model]] was the first and simplest model of an [[atom]] and was proposed by [[John Dalton]] to explain the fact that [[Chemical Reaction|chemical reactions]] needed specific proportions of [[Reactant|reactants]] to [[Chemical Reaction|react]] completely.: The existence of the [[atom]] was further backed up by [[Scientific Evidence|evidence]] from [[Brownian Motion]] in which small visible [[particle]]s appear to move randomly because they are being hit by smaller invisible [[particle]]s.: The [[Dalton Model]] was replaced by the [[Plum Pudding Model]] following the discovery of the [[electron]] by [[J.J. Thompson]].