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If the orbit of the electron around an H nucleus were the perimeter of a football stadium how big would its nucleus be?
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∙ 14y ago
That depends on the size of the stadium to some extent, but if the proton (hydrogen nucleus) was 1 metre across, the hydrogen atom would be 100,000 metres across.
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