Chemistry, asked by talakayala8358, 1 year ago

Why electron does not fall in the nucleus?

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Answered by akshitamishra1

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due to electrostatic force

Answered by potatogamer490

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Explanation:

The electrons move at high speed. there centrifugal force is counterbalanced by the internuclear force of attraction, so they stay in their orbits and don't fall in the nucleus.

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