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What causes the centripetal accleeration of an electron in a hydrogen atom?
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What causes the centripetal accleeration of an electron in a hydrogen atom?

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The electrostatic attraction between the proton in the nucleus and the electron moving in into orbital, causes the electron to experience the circular acceleration, as it moves in its path.
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