Chemistry, 17.10.2021 08:50, brooke0713

how come the thickness of the electron cloud decreases as we get away from the nucleus. shouldn't the probability of finding an electron increase since the outermost shells can hold more electrons than the innermost shells which are closer to the nucleus

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