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In atoms, electrons surround the nucleus in what?
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In atoms, electrons surround the nucleus in what?

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shells or orbitalsthat

Step-by-step explanation:

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Orbitals

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Electrons are found in different levels or orbitals surrounding the nucleus. The electrons can be found at any point in their orbital.

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