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Computer artwork of a beryllium atom

Atomic structure. Computer artwork representing a single atom of beryllium (symbol: Be). This is the traditional way the structure of an atom is depicted, showing electrons orbiting in paths around a central nucleus. Beryllium contains four electrons (variously coloured), and a nucleus which has four protons and five neutrons (not seen). The number of electrically positive protons balances the number of negatively charged electrons. This image is highly schematic. Scientists now believe that electron orbits are more eccentric and electrons inhabit a " cloud of probability" rather than moving in well-defined orbital paths (often called the Bohr model). Science Photo Library features Science and Medical images including photos and illustrations. © MEHAU KULYK/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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Atom Atomic Atomic Structure B Eryllium Electron Electron Orbital Orbital Particle Physics

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This print showcases a computer artwork of a beryllium atom, providing an insight into its atomic structure. The traditional representation depicts electrons gracefully orbiting around the central nucleus, giving us a glimpse into the intricate dance within this minuscule world. Beryllium, symbolized by Be on the periodic table, consists of four electrons that are vividly colored in various shades. Although not visible in this image, the nucleus comprises four protons and five neutrons. The delicate balance between positively charged protons and negatively charged electrons creates stability within the atom. However, it is important to note that this highly schematic depiction has evolved over time as scientific understanding has advanced. Modern theories propose that electron orbits are more irregular and uncertain; instead of following well-defined paths like those depicted here (known as the Bohr model), they exist within a cloud of probability. This remarkable artwork not only highlights the beauty found at microscopic levels but also serves as a reminder of how our perception of atoms continues to evolve with scientific progress. It merges artistry with chemistry and particle physics to provide us with an awe-inspiring visual representation of beryllium's atomic structure.


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