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Do bubbles get created when you move something in water?

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Are protons bigger than electrons?

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What is the Schrödinger equation used for exactly?

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What does $V(r)$ mean in the Schrodinger equation?

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How does the mere movement of gluons keep quarks together?

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Can why electrons exist in shells be explained by the Pauli exclusion principle?

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Can electrons switch their spin direction?

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why can't electromagnetic waves make through holes that are smaller than the waves wavelength [duplicate]

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Does the uncertainty principle say that conservation of momentum is violated in quantum mechanics? [duplicate]

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If you keep the center of gravity of two objects on each other would you never be able to separate them?

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Why do electromagnetic waves detach from the antenna?

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How to apply Maxwell's equations to electromagnetic waves? [closed]

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Why can we not take gravity to act at the center of mass in this case? [closed]

asked Sep 25, 2020 at 12:39

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Can why gyroscopes don't fall be explained by conservation of energy?

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Do electrons always emit photons?

asked Nov 24, 2020 at 12:13

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Can according to quantum mechanics, an electron be in the middle of a nucleus of an atom when observed?

asked Nov 28, 2020 at 18:34

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Why don't radio waves sent by electronic devices intefere with each other?

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Why doesn't when an electron gets knocked out of an atom, the electron get attracted back to the atom and reunite?

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Can the Sun orbit the Earth?

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Why does the Schrodinger equation depend on conservation of energy if conservation of energy is violated

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Wouldn't decreasing the radius that an object revolves around, increase its velocity to infinity

asked Sep 26, 2020 at 16:03

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Does an antenna emit EM radiation in all directions?

asked Nov 21, 2020 at 12:04

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Why do different energy levels affect the probability amplitude of the wave function?

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When does mass get converted into energy? [duplicate]

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Why is the magnetic field dot producted in the integral version of Ampere's circuital law?

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25 Questions

Do bubbles get created when you move something in water?

Are protons bigger than electrons?

What is the Schrödinger equation used for exactly?

What does $V(r)$ mean in the Schrodinger equation?

How does the mere movement of gluons keep quarks together?

Can why electrons exist in shells be explained by the Pauli exclusion principle?

Can electrons switch their spin direction?

why can't electromagnetic waves make through holes that are smaller than the waves wavelength [duplicate]

Does the uncertainty principle say that conservation of momentum is violated in quantum mechanics? [duplicate]

If you keep the center of gravity of two objects on each other would you never be able to separate them?

Why do electromagnetic waves detach from the antenna?

How to apply Maxwell's equations to electromagnetic waves? [closed]

Why can we not take gravity to act at the center of mass in this case? [closed]

Can why gyroscopes don't fall be explained by conservation of energy?

Do electrons always emit photons?

Can according to quantum mechanics, an electron be in the middle of a nucleus of an atom when observed?

Why don't radio waves sent by electronic devices intefere with each other?

Why doesn't when an electron gets knocked out of an atom, the electron get attracted back to the atom and reunite?

Can the Sun orbit the Earth?

Why does the Schrodinger equation depend on conservation of energy if conservation of energy is violated

Wouldn't decreasing the radius that an object revolves around, increase its velocity to infinity

Does an antenna emit EM radiation in all directions?

Why do different energy levels affect the probability amplitude of the wave function?

When does mass get converted into energy? [duplicate]

Why is the magnetic field dot producted in the integral version of Ampere's circuital law?