Electron movement around the nucleus of an atom is analogous to the way

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Biology

Rene Moreno

12 February, 20:15

Electron movement around the nucleus of an atom is analogous to the way

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Piper Holland · Answer 1

yes

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extension of proton to electrons

Suzy · Answer 2

yes

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Protons and neutrons make up the nucleus in the center of the atom. "Early on, we thought that electrons were revolving around the nucleus like planets," Cooley said. If you add energy, electrons can move to a higher orbital level and then back again when the energy returns to normal.