Name the elements where the nucleus of the atom is not spherical in shape?

Answer 1

The shape of the nucleus is not solely a function of atomic number (i.e. what element it is) but also of mass number (i.e. what specific isotope it is). Every element has at least one isotope where the nucleus is not spherical.

Answer 2

There are an infinite number of objects that are not spherical shapes.

Here are a few examples:

-- cars

-- bananas

-- beer mugs

-- Hamburgers

-- chairs

-- earphones

-- pencils

-- lawn mowers

-- people

-- computers

-- modern artificial satellites

-- TV sets

-- garages

-- snow shovels

-- light poles

-- birds

-- cabbages

-- violins

-- dinner plates

In fact, spherical objects are actually pretty rare when you think about it.

Answer 3

The elements where the nucleus is not spherical in shape are those with an odd number of nucleons, such as deformed nuclei found in certain isotopes of elements like uranium or plutonium. These deformed nuclei have non-spherical shapes due to the interactions of nucleons within the nucleus.