why electrons don't crush into nucleus
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Sometimes electrons do fall into the nuclei this is nuclear decay.Yes indeed, electrons orbiting around the atom can be captured into the nucleus. Electrons move in fixed orbits around the nucleus , and they constantly keep moving in fixed orbits because of force exerted upon them by the positrons of the nucleus .
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It's because they travel in a fixed paths call orbits which are also called shells.basically in an atom there are 4 shells namely k,l,m,n
In k the no of electrons that fit is 2
In l the no of electrons that fit is 8
In m it's 18
In n it is 32 electrons
i think the answer is as the elactrons move in well defined orbit in a circular orbit so they are supposed to emit radiations according to naxwells radiation theory,,but they don't....bcoz their energy is stationary
That can be said too
But I prefer the and in my textbook
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It is because they travel with speed which refrains them From crashing into the nucleus.
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