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The space between a proton and electron in hydrogen atom is:

A

full of air

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full of ether

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C

full of electromagnetic radiations

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D

empty

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Solution

The correct option is C empty
Hydrogen atom contains one proton in the nucleus and one electron outside the nucleus.
The space between a proton and electron in hydrogen atom is empty.

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