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Where in an atom is the Nucleus located?
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The nucleus is found in the centre of an atom.
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The nucleus is found in the centre of an atom, surrounded by the electrons associated with that atom.
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Its in the centre of the atom and is where the neutrons and protons are located. The electon shells orbit around the nucleus in the following sequence - 2 in the first shell (nearest the nucleus) 8 in the next and 8 in the next.
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