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Just a quick question - how come that for electrons we need probability orbitals, but for the nucleus we don't?
Is it because of the difference in mass? Or because of a bigger matter wavelength?
Can we really pinpoint the location of the nucleus or ist it just easier for textbooks to depict it like in the middle?
Or is it simply because of it's size?
Is it because of the difference in mass? Or because of a bigger matter wavelength?
Can we really pinpoint the location of the nucleus or ist it just easier for textbooks to depict it like in the middle?
Or is it simply because of it's size?