Hellion Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 :devil Damn a church I can actually go into,hell of a good idea.
torn asunder Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 actually electrons spread out past their orbit so there really isn't an empty vacuum in the space between protons, is there? I'm not a quantam physics expert so that is a legit question I wanted to know since you posted this. afaik, electrons exist in a cloud of "potential" around the nucleus of an atom, at a given distance which is determined by the nucleus size. the electrons don't actually ":exist" at any one point, with any one set of direction/acceleration vectors, in a way, similar to the "schroedinger's cat" theory. however, the space between the orbit cloud, and the actual nucleus (containing protons & neutrons) is actually empty space, with nothing in it. (btw, the protons & neutrons are connected in the nucleus, the electrons orbit - protons= + charge, neutrons= no charge, and electrons= - charge... fyi) =) i could be misinformed, but that's what i remember... :innocent
BrassFusion Posted July 29, 2006 Posted July 29, 2006 afaik, electrons exist in a cloud of "potential" around the nucleus of an atom, at a given distance which is determined by the nucleus size. the electrons don't actually ":exist" at any one point, with any one set of direction/acceleration vectors, in a way, similar to the "schroedinger's cat" theory. however, the space between the orbit cloud, and the actual nucleus (containing protons & neutrons) is actually empty space, with nothing in it. (btw, the protons & neutrons are connected in the nucleus, the electrons orbit - protons= + charge, neutrons= no charge, and electrons= - charge... fyi) =) i could be misinformed, but that's what i remember... :innocent <{POST_SNAPBACK}> How fast do electrons orbit the nucleus?
torn asunder Posted July 29, 2006 Posted July 29, 2006 this fast... (scroll to the top & read the thread...)
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