Chemistry, asked by ah3737373, 4 months ago

why an electron can not exist in the nuclus? ​

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Answered by Garvpopli
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Answer:

The de-Broglie wavelength of electron decay is several times greater than the size of nucleus. As a result an electron cannot be confined inside the nucleus. Thus answer for the question is option B.

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Answered by uzma1936
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Answer:

because electron has( - )sign . that is why electron not exist in the nuclus

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