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Anonymous Wed Dec 4 21:49:09 2013 No.6203935 [Reply] [Original]

Hi sci can you explain something. Are electrons created constantly or they are abundant as heck and they jump from one orbit/aton to the next?

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 21:50:38 2013 No.6203939 Can't create or destroy matter (^: right?

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 21:52:08 2013 No.6203943 >>6203939 Samefag.

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 21:52:08 2013 No.6203945 >>6203939 I don't know where static electricity's electrons come from

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 21:53:38 2013 No.6203948 >>6203935 In non electric charged atoms there are one electron for each proton. What's up with the school kids these days? It seems worse today than last week or am I imagining things?

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 21:56:09 2013 No.6203954 >>6203943 >implying you know how to spot a samefag go back to /b/, retard.

Anonymous Wed Dec 4 21:58:08 2013 No.6203959

>>6203939

Electrons can be 'destroyed' or changed to energy form by electron-oositron annihilation - when an electron and a positron collides, they annihilate each other releasing the energy equivalent of their masses in the form gamma rays. (Two 0.55Mev gammas for each electron- positron pair that collides).

>>6203948
>In non electric charged atoms there are one electron for each proton.

are you trying to say that each aton is a H atom?

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 21:59:08 2013 No.6203963 >>6203959 I thought electrons didnt have mass

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 22:00:08 2013 No.6203965 >>6203959 Hell no! I'm saying that in an atom with X protons there are X electrons! How the fuck did you reached that conclusion?

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 22:01:09 2013 No.6203967 There is only 1 Electron in the universe. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-electron_universe I can't believe you guys don't know this.

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 22:01:38 2013 No.6203968 >>6203965 misread

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 22:03:08 2013 No.6203975 >>6203963 who told you that? 9.10938x10^-31 kilo grams

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 22:06:39 2013 No.6203980 >>6203963 Uh they do. Actually only photons and gluons don't have mass, and we only accord them the no-mass title due to their wave-particle duality, because when not observed, they act as waves.

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 23:06:08 2013 No.6204056 If matter can't be destroyed then who destroyed it?

>>	Anonymous Wed Dec 4 23:19:38 2013 No.6204063 >>6203963 photons =/= electrons

>>	Anonymous Thu Dec 5 03:48:38 2013 No.6204356 >>6204056 GOD

>>	Anonymous Thu Dec 5 04:26:13 2013 No.6204411 >>6204056 >who destroyed it? when and where were matter destryed in the first place?

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