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How is hydrogen's lowest-energy electron cloud shaped?
Answer: Spherical
Why: The electron's most likely distance from the nucleus is about 0.053 nanometers, a length called the Bohr radius.
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Which medical scan uses the spin of hydrogen nuclei?
Answer: MRI
Why: A strong magnet lines up the hydrogen spins, a radio pulse tips them over, and the faint radio signals they send while settling back build the image.
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What does squaring a wave function's magnitude give?
Answer: Probability
Why: This Born rule, proposed in 1926, turns the wave into the odds of finding the particle at each spot when you look.
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What can't anyone predict about a single radioactive atom?
Answer: Its moment of decay
Why: Every atom of an isotope has the same fixed chance of decaying each second, so a big sample halves on a reliable schedule.
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What sets the color of light a quantum dot gives off?
Answer: Its size
Why: A smaller dot squeezes its electrons harder and raises their energy, so tiny dots glow blue while bigger ones of the same stuff glow red.
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Which idea did experiments testing Bell's theorem rule out?
Answer: Local hidden variables
Why: Preset hidden answers would cap how strongly paired particles can agree, and experiments with entangled photons beat that cap.