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Is speed of electrons in atoms a constant during explosions? [closed]
E.g. in exploding nuclear bomb or some other big explosions.
I mean if the speed of electrons as waves/particles is a constant or changes according to other "forces" involved?
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Electron mass changes with website
When particles mass can be changed by changing the website, then how to calculate with confidence?
For example:
Google: electron mass = 9.10938 188 × 10$^-31$ kilograms
Wikipedia: electron mass
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PNMR, Pulsed Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Experiment
I am writing a lab report for class on PNMR experiment that we did. How come in this experiment we don't worry about the electron spins in our sample? Aren't the electrons affected by the PNMR machine ...
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Why doesn't orbital electron fall into the nucleus of Rb85, but falls into the nucleus of Rb83?
Rb83 is unstable and decays to Kr-83. Mode of the decay is electron capture. Rb85 is stable.
The nuclei Rb83 and Rb85 have the same charge. Rb85 is heavier than Rb85, but gravitation is too weak to ...
