why doesn't an electron fall into the nucleus?????
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they depend on the attraction force of nucules
when it is weak they fall electron
or they are strong when they capture electron from other orbit of atom
when it is weak they fall electron
or they are strong when they capture electron from other orbit of atom
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• electrons revolve around the nucleus in specific path called orbit or shells
•each orbit or shells have specific energy level
• it neither loses nor gains the energy in the specific shell
• if it gains the energy it jumps to the higher energy level.
• and as it loses energy it comes to its original energy level
hope it helps .....:)
•each orbit or shells have specific energy level
• it neither loses nor gains the energy in the specific shell
• if it gains the energy it jumps to the higher energy level.
• and as it loses energy it comes to its original energy level
hope it helps .....:)
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