How does the electron cloud model describe electrons?

The electron cloud model describes electrons as the most likely found around the nucleus of an atom. It is also found that electrons could seemingly be everywhere at one time. Albert Einstein, Max Planck and Niels Bohr had done a research and have concluded that electrons transmit energy and that its properties are also linked to light and energy. read more

The electron cloud is a way of visualizing the results of mathematical equations used to calculate the position of an electron as it orbits the nucleus of the atom. The area where the cloud is densest describes the most likely location of the electron at a particular point in time. read more