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Inorganic Chemistry

force of attraction between nucleus and an electron is given by??

Profile image of mannat sial
13 Years agoGrade
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Profile image of Roshan Mohanty
13 Years ago

Suppose there are x protons and x electrons
then force of attraction is given by
F=K.(xq)^2/(r^2)
where r is the orbit radius 

Profile image of lakshmi kalyani
13 Years ago

there is electrostatic force between protons in nucleus and electrons in orbitsSmile

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Profile image of FITJEE
13 Years ago

No. There is electromagnetic energy, like light and radio, and even the gamma rays being emitted by the broken reactor in Japan.

But the attraction between oppositely charged objects is electrostatic.