Electron Rotation: Energy Source for Atom Motion

[Venkatesh S K]

Where from do the electrons in an atom get the energy to keep constantly moving around the nucleus of an atom

 

[mfb]

Does your table constantly need energy to stay on the floor?
There is no need for power if you just keep the current state (unless you have things like friction - electrons do not).

 

[Venkatesh S K]

Sir, but I have read that electrons are constantly revolving around the nucleus with high speed energies. Also, I did not understand how electrons got the energy when they first originated. The nucleus of an atom has a positive charge, so instead the electrons should be attracted towards the nucleus. I know that if this would have happened then matter would not have existed, but was just curious why electrons work as they do.

 

[mfb]

Sir, but I have read that electrons are constantly revolving around the nucleus with high speed energies.

They are not, that is a very bad model of atoms. But even if they would, that would not need power.

Also, I did not understand how electrons got the energy when they first originated.

Bound electrons have less energy than free electrons.