uranium is 238 times heavier than hydrogen. why isn't the diameter of uranium atom 238 timesthat of the hydrogen atom?

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radius of nucleous is directly proportional to cube root of mass number... if Rh is radius of hydrogen and Ru is radius of uranium then (Ru /Rh) = (238) 1/3 Ru=6.3 times Rh approx

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uranium is 238 times heavier than hydrogen. why isn't the diameter of uranium atom 238 timesthat of the hydrogen atom?

uranium is 238 times heavier than hydrogen. why isn't the diameter of uranium atom 238 timesthat of the hydrogen atom?

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