Chemistry, asked by Himanxu13, 1 year ago

why doesn't the electron fall into neucleas?(i.ewhy doesn't electron losses it's energy)

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Answered by SweetProjectJournal

Electrons are placed in discrete or special circular orbits and do not radiate energy, so it doesn't lose its energy and doesn't fall into the nucleus.

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