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What is the function of the necleous?
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What do Eukaryota cells have that others don't have?
they have a necleous
Is the neutron positive or negative charge in a necleous?
neutral : neutral charge
If DNA is negative charge necleous would have negative but it doesn't why?
the necleolus is the sub-organelle if the whole cell
What is the definition of necleous?
You must mean "nucleus" -this is a central or essential part around which other parts are gathered or grouped.
What is the energy center of a cell?
The energy center of a cell are the mitochondria. They are located in both plant and animal cells floating in the cytoplasm. They hold proteins, which can be transferred into energy for a cell.
Which scientists discovered the electron clouds around the necleous in energy levelas called electron shells?
The concept of electron clouds and energy levels, known as electron shells, was developed primarily through the work of Niels Bohr in the early 20th century. Bohr's model of the atom proposed that electrons occupy specific energy levels around the nucleus. Later contributions from scientists like Erwin Schrödinger helped refine this understanding, introducing the quantum mechanical model, which describes electron positions in terms of probabilities and cloud-like distributions. This model emphasizes that electrons exist in regions of space rather than fixed orbits.
