State a value for the typical size (diameter) of a gold nucleus.
approximately 10^-14 m?
Gold, atomic weight 197 and atomic number 79, has a nuclear radius of 7.3x10^-15 m and an atomic radius of 1.3x10^-10 m
OK. Gigan1 is saying 10^-14m and tujjwal is saying the atomix radius is1.3x10^-10m i am looking for the size (diameter) not the radius!
How do you relate diameter with radius?
Its measured just the same a straight line throught the centre of the sphere
Is diameter: a)equal to radius b)twice of radius c)thrice of radius d)four times of radius
C) Thrice of radius
I now think you asked about question just for fun.. Isn't it?
Yes only joking its equal to twice the radius
Are you sure?
Yes i am sure!
No, it's not.. think again..
You once gave the correct answer and deleted it..
Yes but in mathematics it is equal to twice the radius!
And when its not mathematics?
this is physics..
The diameter is equal to two times the radius
So, what would be the diameter of Gold nucleus?
Do you know: \(\Large r=r_o\; \sqrt[3]{A}\) ?
That relation would drive him crazy @Vincent-Lyon.Fr ..
I am sure he doesn't know what A is...
I have never used that equation before!
exactly..
So you cannot solve this problem. Read this first: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_nucleus
@ujjwal: I love your sense of humour!
Thanks @Vincent-Lyon.Fr And tell me @DarrelFletcher, why do you need diameter of gold nucleus?
I asked the question not you ok!
Did you finally calculate the diameter of gold foil?
Gold nucleus!
yeah, Rutherfod's on my brain.. lol
*rutherford*
The Gold nucleus and the Gold Foil are completely different do you actually know what you are talking about?
Do you know Rutherford?
Yes i know rutherford this experiment took place 8 miles from where i live you don't know rutherford if you are getting confused between the gold foil and a gold nucleus! All i asked for was a typical value not a lecture.
If i remember it correctly, that experiment took place at my place...
Rutherford was a great friend.. We basked in the same sun..
I'm wasting my time with you. Goodbye i will post the question again later when someone will be a bit more forthcoming!
Wait, did you calculate the diameter of gold nucleus?
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