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Chapter 22: Q. 13 (page 623)

Reproduce FIGURE on your paper. Then draw a dot (or dots) on the figure to show the position (or positions) where an electron would experience no net force.

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The position where an electron would experience no net force is mentioned within the diagram shown in steps.

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01

Electron.

An electron could be a particle with an electric charge.

It is either free (not certain to any atom) or tied to an atom's nucleus.

The energy levels of electrons in atoms are represented by spherical shells of various radii.

The upper the energy contained within the electron, the larger the spherical shell.

02

Position of electron where no net force.

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