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Am I right to say that an electron in the lowest level of an atom cannot fall into the nucleus because to do so requires it to give up energy in the process and it . does not possesses the energy at this atomic level.Electrons in higher levels can give up energy and fall to a lower level if there is room for them.
Now does a similar effect take place in the 28th proton of an iron atom to prevent it from combining with another proton to increase its atomic number so that in order to do so energy must be added instead of being given off.
Now does a similar effect take place in the 28th proton of an iron atom to prevent it from combining with another proton to increase its atomic number so that in order to do so energy must be added instead of being given off.