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Which statement is correct? A) The probability of finding an electron near the nucleus is very...

Which statement is correct?
A) The probability of finding an electron near the nucleus is very low.
B) An electron can be located all the time within an orbital.
C) The probability of finding an electron near the nucleus is very high.
D) An orbital is a circular path around which electrons revolve round the nucleus.
*Please include explanations for why each statement is correct/incorrect? Thanks!

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(c) is correct option

As near the nucleus 1s orbital is there and rhe shape of s orbital is spherical so it has symmetrical probability near the nucleus

B is incorrect because electron revolve in orbitals in different orientation.so we can't locate an electrons as it we can know only probably of electron

D is incorrect because orbital may be circular, dumb bell and double dumb bell shape.

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