If most of the space within an atom is empty(proved by rutherford's experiment), then when atoms constitute matter there must exist large empty spaces- but this doesn't happen!
I don't think the atoms would come close together because there exists electron -electron repulsion!
how could we account for this???
If most of the space within an atom is empty(proved by rutherford's experiment), then when atoms constitute matter there must exist large empty spaces- but this doesn't happen!
I don't think the atoms would come close together because there exists electron -electron repulsion!
how could we account for this???