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How to move electrons from one shell to another?QuestionAugust 23, 2009 how to move electrons from one shell to another don - USA 18185 AnswerAtoms typically have all of their shells filled, except the outer shell. But each shell has a number of sub-shells that allow electrons to move from one to another. If a photon or light particle hits an electron, it will jump to a higher sub-shell. If an electron jumps to a lower sub-shell, it gives off a photon or light. What are the new fundamental particles?QuestionDecember 25, 2008 What are the new invented fundamental particles of an atom? Mujib Rabiu - Nigeria 17004 AnswerThe list of Leptons and Quarks are defined as fundamental particles that have been discovered thus far. What is the basis for subatomic particles?QuestionMay 11, 2008 sir, krithika - India 15928 AnswerThe use of particle accelerators led to the discovery of lepton and quark subatomic particles. The Standard Model of particle physics is a theory that describes the various subatomic particles and their interactions. What are non-particles?QuestionOctober 14, 2007 hello!my questio is:an atom constitutes of particles and non-particles!what do these non-particles consists of??? Mreedula - Mauritius 14533 AnswerAn atom consists of electrons, plus protons and neutrons in the nucleus. The protons and neutrons consist of quarks. These are all particles. But there are force fields that hold the nucleus together. These force fields may be considered non-particles. But some scientists claim the fields consist of gluon particles that hold things together. Why is the mass of a proton and neutron different?QuestionJuly 12, 2007 the mass of proton and neutron are not equal althought proton consist ofnetron and +meason and netron =proton and -ve meason what is the meason mohamed - USA 14061 AnswerA more correct view is that a Proton is made up of two Up Quarks and one Down Quark. The Neutron is made up of one Up Quark and two Down Quarks. This could result in the differences in mass. Wants to know about Quantum FoamQuestionMay 1, 2006 Hello Im Dan I read this book that said something about quantum foam(maybe miss spelled) its called Timeline, and I wondered if there was such a thing inside of the subatomic particles that you have mentioned. I would love to recieve any info about this "foam" Dan - USA 10996 AnswerWhen we get to the subatomic level, quantum effects take place, such that motion is in discrete jumps. If this is so, then perhaps the acceleration of gravity is not continuous motion but discrete jumps of motion. Although scientists have been able to measure quantum effects of particles, they have not been able to confirm quantum gravity. That is where the theory of quantum foam comes into play. It says that the fabric of space-time (the 4 dimensions of space), is a foam of wormholes and tiny black holes much smaller than a proton. This theory may help explain other mysteries in the Universe. Wants to find universities to attendQuestionJanuary 16, 2006 This is intersting to know. It was like a draem that i came to know about this wep sit of studies and i greatly thank the founders of this. I will like to get more news of some new discoveries through my email address and to get in contact with members of this web site. willybroad - Cameroon 9684 AnswerIt probably will be the easiest for you to go to a college or university in Cameroon as a start. Then you can transfer to another school for more advanced physics work. Some of the nearby schools that I know of are: Suggest adding a table of propertiesQuestionJanuary 16, 2006 Hello to the staff of school for champions I just went through your material quite impressive my sugestion is that u try to summerise the properties of these fundamental particles in a table this will ease understanding and save time. Asong - Cameroon 9683 AnswerThanks for the suggestion. We plan to add such a table soon. Matter smaller than electron?QuestionNovember 3, 2005 Can you tell me 7 parts of matter that are smaller than electron? I am working on a project. Thank you very much Sra - Thailand 8801 AnswerThe electron neutrino, muon neutrino, tau neutrino, photon, gluon, and graviton are all smaller than an electron. Could antimatter be invovlved in big bang?QuestionOctober 7, 2005 Would it be feasible for what we know now.could the big bang have been set off by a massive collision of antimatter vs matter with the matter being the greater of the two creating a mostly matter universe as we know it.A tear in Ed - Canada 8452 AnswerThere has been considerable speculation on what happened before the "big bang". Certainly, antimatter and matter could have collided, setting off an explosion. SummaryHopefully, this reader feedback has helped provide information about Science issues. ResourcesThe following are some resources on this topic. WebsitesBooks
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