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Asked: July 14, 20232023-07-14T06:32:01+05:30 2023-07-14T06:32:01+05:30In: Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology etc)

If opposite charges are attracted to each other, why can't electrons be in the nucleus of an atom?

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