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Why can a boundary surface for 100 percent probability not be drawn?
AElectrons have no charge
BDensity is never zero
COrbitals have rigid edges
DThe nucleus blocks it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Density is never zero
Probability density has some nonzero value at every finite distance, so no rigid enclosing surface exists.
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