4. Consider the following statement made in Chapter 4 of the text: "... consider that if the
nucleus were the size of a grape, the electrons would be about one mile away on average."
Given that the average nucleus is 10-13 cm in diameter and the electrons move around the
nucleus at an average distance of 10-8 cm from it, is the above claim reasonably accurate?
Provide mathematical support.
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