what is actually nuclear attraction
is this the attraction between the outer shell electron and its nucleus
Original post by Iconic_panda
is this the attraction between the outer shell electron and its nucleus
When talking about ionisation energies and things like that, then yes.
However, the nucleus will attract every single electron in orbit, else you'd have no electrons in orbit.
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