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What is the actual radius of a gold nucleus?
AAbout 60 fm
BAbout 0.6 fm
CAbout 6 fm
DAbout 600 fm
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. About 6 fm
The measured gold nuclear radius is about 6 fm, well inside the 30 fm closest approach value.
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