The Diameter of an Atomic Nucleus Is About a Hundredth

question 12

Multiple Choice

The diameter of an atomic nucleus is about a hundredth of a trillionth of a meter. In powers of 10, this is

• A) 10^{- 17} m.
• B) 10^{- 10} m.
• C) 10^{- 15} m.
• D) 10^{- 11} m.
• E) 10^{- 14} m.

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