Regions outside the nucleus of the atom occupied by electrons?

Answer 1

The area where the electron can be found is an orbital cloud. Because of a quirk in quantum physics, it is impossible to determine where an electron is exactly, only where it might be.

Answer 2

Electrons are found in specific energy levels or orbitals outside the nucleus of an atom. These regions are often represented as electron clouds or shells. Each shell can hold a specific number of electrons based on the atom's configuration.

Answer 3

Electrons are components of atoms that lie outside the nucleus (which contains protons and neutrons).

Answer 4

They are called orbitals

Answer 5

Shells.