A Uranium Atom Is 238 Times as Massive as a Hydrogen

question 58

Multiple Choice

A uranium atom is 238 times as massive as a hydrogen atom. Compared with the diameter of a hydrogen atom, uranium's size is

• A)slightly smaller.
• B)only slightly larger.
• C)is much larger, but less than 238 times as large.

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