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why electrons can't exist inside the nucleus?
16 Answers • Physics

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According to Thomson's atom model, electrons are inside the atom of positively charged.
Later Rutherford suggested that electrons are revolving around the positively charged nucleus.
Electrons are having negative charges. If they lie inside the nucleus, they will be neutralised by the positive charges. Thus, the atom will have no charged particle and unstable. But an atom has both positive and negative charges.