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The density of nucleus is about _______ times the density of atom.

10^{- 14}

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10^{- 12}

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10^{- 8}

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10^{10}

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Solution

The correct option is D $10^{10}$
The density of the nucleus is about $10^{10}$ times the density of atom.
This is because the maximum mass of atom is concentrated in nucleus and volume of nucleus is less. So density of the nucleus will be always greater than of atom.

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