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Can Kelper's laws be applied to atomic structure as electrons are also bound to nucleus like planets to the sun ?

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yes

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no

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cannot say

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insufficient data

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The correct option is B no
No, because the electrons in the nucleus are bounded by electrostatics force of attraction not by gravitational force as in case of planets.

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