Question

how many orders of magnitude greater is the radius of the atom as compared to that of the nucleus​

Answer 1

Answer:

Usually, radius of atom is of an order of 10^−10 and radius of nucleus is of an order of 10^−15. Radius of atom = 10^5 × Radius of nucleus. Hence, we can say that radius of atom is 10^5 times greater than the radius of nucleus

Answer 2

Answer:

Usually, radius of atom is of an order of 10^−10 and radius of nucleus is of an order of 10^−15. Radius of atom = 10^5 × Radius of nucleus. Hence, we can say that radius of atom is 10^5 times greater than the radius of nucleus.