r=r0A1/3

r is the radius of the nucleus and A is the nucleon number, is that right?
what is r0 ??

r₀ is the radius of a proton (i.e. nucleon number 1).

Glutamic Acid

r₀ is the radius of a proton (i.e. nucleon number 1).

Thank you!! I knew it would be simple, just couldn't remember!
Am I correct in saying it's 1.5x10^-18 or is that way off?

paulapie

Thank you!! I knew it would be simple, just couldn't remember!
Am I correct in saying it's 1.5x10^-18 or is that way off?

I think it's 1.2 x 10^-15 or something like that.

paulapie

r is the radius of the nucleus and A is the nucleon number, is that right?
what is r0 ??

R is the radius
A is the nucleon number
r0 is a constant, 1.2E-15

It was not so, it is now so, it shall continue to be so until the time comes that it is proved not so.

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