What does the nucleus of copper look like?

Answer 1

The nucleus of copper consist of Protons and Nuetrons. Which make up the bulk of the mass of copper with nuetrons being slightly larger than protons. In the electron cloud surrounding the nucleus commonly depicted as rings are where the electrons are located. In a regular copper atom you will find 29 protons, 29 electrons, and somewhere in between 28-30 nuetrons depending on the isotope.

Answer 2

The nucleus of copper consists of protons and neutrons tightly bound together in a compact structure at the center of the atom. It is spherical in shape and is made up of a specific number of protons and neutrons that determine the isotope of copper.