why does electron does not go inside the nucleus when proton attracts it?
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That is because the centrifugal force(the force which pushes out on a spinning object) of the revolving electron just exactly balances the attractive force of the nucleus or protons.
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It is because there is a strong force ie between the nucleus of a atom and the outermost electron..
Also the centrifugal force that is the spinning act on it....
hope it helps you
It is because there is a strong force ie between the nucleus of a atom and the outermost electron..
Also the centrifugal force that is the spinning act on it....
hope it helps you
siddhant221001:
the answer can be this also that i think velocity of electron must be so much that it cannot exist in the nucleus .
yes , it may be.....
That means the same as I said, just worded differently.
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