Chemistry, 23.08.2021 19:10 aruhter9485
Heisenberg's uncertainty principle stats that's isn't possible to know the exact momentum and of a particle simultaneously. In terms of atomic structure, this means that we can't determine fixed for electrons but can only determine the of finding an electron in a given region of space.
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