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Composition of nucleus in nuclear chemistry

rahul077: here is the answer. 12.4 Composition and Size of theNucleus. The nuclei of atoms contain protons and neutrons while electron clouds surrounding the nuclei contain the electrons. The positively charged protons are very close together in anatomic nucleus and the repulsive force of the like charges is tremendous. mark me the brainlist ✌️

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Answered by BIKER19

Nucleus

Nucleus is found to be a source of tremendous amount of energy, which has been utilised for the destructive as well as constructive purposes. Hence the study of nucleus of an atom has become so important that it is given a separate branch of chemistry under the heading of nuclear chemistry. According to an earlier hypothesis, the nucleus is considered as being composed of two building blocks, proton’s and neutron’s, which are collectively called nucleons.

Answered by shobhaksksmg

Answer: nucleus consist of protons and neutrons

Explanation:

➡Nucleus is a region where the mass of an atom is concentrated

➡Protons : they are positively charged particles having mass=1.6726×10* -27 kg and charge = 1.6×10*-19

➡ Neutrons : they are neutral particles having mass =1.674×10*-27 kg

➡Protons and neutrons are together called as nucleons

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