Friday, 13 December 2019

atomic physics - How does the orbiting of electrons around nuclei START?



When electrons orbit a nucleus, their orbiting continues due to conservation of angular momentum, so I've read. But what causes an electron to orbit a nucleus in the first place? To be more precise, what happens exactly when an atom absorbs an electron?




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