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why is the shape of an atom is spherical?​

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Answered by ItzTwinklingStar
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Atoms are more like clouds consisting distributions of electrons, neutrons and protons. ... That result is that electrons approximately move in a central field. Such central field generates spherical symmetry of the electronic states, and that is why you have e.g. spherical harmonics when you describe the atomic orbitals

Answered by ananya7088
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Atoms are more like clouds consisting distributions of electrons, neutrons and protons. ... That result is that electrons approximately move in a central field. Such central field generates spherical symmetry of the electronic states, and that is why you have e.g. spherical harmonics when you describe the atomic orbitals

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