NEETChemistryStructure of Atom
How does the Heisenberg uncertainty principle apply to an electron?
Options
- AIt does not apply.
- BIt applies with smaller uncertainties.
- CIt applies with larger and more significant uncertainties.
- DIt applies with similar uncertainties as for milligram-sized objects.
Correct answer
C. It applies with larger and more significant uncertainties.
Step-by-step solution
The Heisenberg uncertainty principle applies to an electron with larger and more significant uncertainties compared to milligram-sized objects.