To calculate an atom's radius, one balances the electrostatic pull between the nucleus and electron with the centripetal force, then applies Bohr's rule for quantized angular momentum, which reveals that electrons occupy discrete orbits rather than continuous paths.
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Ever wonder how we find an atom's radius?
I start by balancing electrostatic [music] pull and centripetal force. Then I plug in Bohr's rule for quantized angular momentum. This reveals these perfect discrete orbits for my electron.
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