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  • ...of the [[mass]] in an atom is made up from the protons and neutrons in the nucleus, with a very small contribution from the orbiting electrons. The [[diameter]] of the nucleus is in the range of 1.6 fm (1.6 × 10−15 m) (for a proton in light hydroge
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  • ...] is one of several [[factors]] concerned in holding [[together]] a tiny [[atomic]] [[energy]] [[system]], there is also present in and among these basic [[p ...wikipedia.org/wiki/Proton protons] would be disruptive of the [[atomic]] [[nucleus]].
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  • ...ion (black) of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helium Helium] atom. The nucleus (upper right) is in reality spherically symmetric, although this is not alw ...m is [[classified]] according to the number of protons and neutrons in its nucleus: the number of protons determines the chemical element, and the number of n
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  • ...[[distance]], in comparison with [[actual]] size, between the [[atomic]] [[nucleus]] and the inner [[electronic]] [[circuit]] as exists between the inner [[pl ...[revolutions]] and their [[orbital]] [[velocities]] about the [[atomic]] [[nucleus]] are both beyond the [[human]] [[imagination]], not to mention the [[veloc
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  • *3 : an abrupt change in [[energy]] state or level (as of an [[atom]]ic nucleus or a [[molecule]]) usually accompanied by loss or gain of a single [[quantu
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  • *4: to raise (as an atomic [[nucleus]], an [[atom]], or a [[molecule]]) to a higher [[energy]] level ...excited [[state]] of a [[system]] (such as an [[atom]], [[molecule]] or [[nucleus]]) is any quantum state of the system that has a higher [[energy]] than the
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  • ...absorb or radiate energy in the form of photons. Electrons, together with atomic [[nuclei]] made of [[protons]] and [[neutrons]], make up atoms. However, el ...ck hole]]. [[Radioactive isotopes]] can release an electron from an atomic nucleus as a result of negative beta decay. Laboratory instruments are capable of c
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  • ...[elements]] which are floating throughout [[space]] in shattered form, the atomic casualties of the fierce encounters of the [[solar]] elemental battles. Spa ...ter electronic [[circuits]], which are very close together. Early in the [[atomic]] struggle it loses its outer [[electron]]; whereupon it engages in a maste
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  • ...ear]] [[gravity]] becomes fully operative with the [[appearance]] of the [[atomic]] [[organization]] of [[matter]]. Preatomic matter becomes slightly [[gravi ...tps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proton proton], characteristic of the atomic [[nucleus]], while it may be no larger than a negative [[electron]], weighs from two
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  • ...the first [[measurable]] [[form]] of energy and has [[Paradise]] as its [[nucleus]]. [[Mutual]] [[attraction]] holds one hundred ultimatons [[together]] in t
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  • ...hysics solid-state physics], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atomic_physics atomic physics], [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molecular_physics molecular physic ...meared" (wave-particle wave function) orbital path around or "through" the nucleus, defying classical electromagnetism.[7]
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  • ...one attendant upon the [[birth]] of [[atoms]] and the other indicative of atomic disruption. They [[emanate]] in the largest [[quantities]] from the densest ...se [[emanations]] which characterize the [[spontaneous]] dissociation of [[atomic]] [[matter]]. The best [[illustration]] of this form of electronic [[activi
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  • Seraphim are spirit beings and therefore they pass through atomic and sub-atomic particles with ease. Metals are nature's meaning of sub-atomic life behaving in predictable patterns of condensate matter
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  • ...s, i.e., short-lived assemblies ([[resonance]]s) of electrons and [[atomic nucleus|nuclei]], such as [[radical (chemistry)|radicals]], molecular [[ion]]s, [[R ...nes of individual atoms may be traced in some circumstances by use of an [[atomic force microscope]]. Some of the largest molecules are [[supermolecule]]s.
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  • :d. Nuclear Sci. The formation of a heavier, more complex nucleus by the coming together of two or more lighter ones, usu. accompanied by the ...n bomb, where the high temperatures are produced by means of an initiating atomic (i.e. fission) explosion.
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  • ...[[electron cloud]]. Electrons have a high [[velocity]], and the larger the nucleus they are orbiting the faster they move. In a hydrogen atom, electrons have * Inside the [[atomic nucleus]] the [[proton]]s and [[neutron]]s are also probably moving around due the
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  • ...the first [[measurable]] [[form]] of [[energy]], has [[Paradise]] as its [[nucleus]]. *7. 42:3.9 [[Atomic]] matter—the [[chemical]] stage of [[element]]al [[organization]], the co
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  • ...e theory of [[Conservation of mass]] in 1783; and the development of the [[Atomic Theory]] by [[John Dalton]] around 1800. The Law of Conservation of Mass r #Chemistry [1803], [[John Dalton|Dalton]] publishes his ''Atomic Theory''
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  • ...l [[nucleus]] of [[love]] has the [[potential]] [[equal]] to that of the [[atomic bomb]]. It is [[analogy]], of course, but it is a good analogy we [[believe
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  • ...cise calculation of the half-lives of [[atom]]s even though the process of atomic decay is a random one. More simply, although we cannot predict the outcome # "Each nucleus decays spontaneously, at random, in accordance with the blind workings of c
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  • ...n to do, and that is to change [[mass]] particles into the [[fusion]] of [[atomic weapons]] or the ‘God Particle’ into the [[death]] rays of war. ....org/wiki/Oppenheimer Oppenheimer]’ declared the [[fusion]] of the first [[atomic bomb]] to explode over the Nevada desert to be the last act of God on earth
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  • ...rising internal [[pressure]] of accumulating [[energies]] resulting from [[atomic]] dismemberment overcame [[gravity]] with a tremendous outward [[explosion] ...[elements]] which are floating throughout [[space]] in shattered form, the atomic casualties of the fierce encounters of the [[solar]] elemental battles. Spa
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  • ...1930's little was known about the existence of the Ultimaton and even how atomic classifies as Fermions*, we also learn that all Fermion atomic subparticles use the same process of
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  • ...ad matured to the next stage of physical evolution - to the electronic and atomic stages of material organization, which is mass by human standards. (476,7) ...e ultimatonic stage, through the electronic stages, to the organization of atomic matter. This means the beginning of the appearance of gross mass and linear
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  • ...universe, and [[cosmic ray]]s, which include [[ion]]ized [[atomic nucleus|atomic nuclei]] and various [[subatomic particle]]s. There is also some gas, [[Pla
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  • ...of every nucleus, resides in the bosom of the [[Trinity]]. Every speck of atomic energy in your world, through the four rings of outer space development, is
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