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twetch#4355 6.0y

1HZHJ7…RTs7 Key · twetch

electrons in the atom are superconducting -- that's why they don't plunge into the nucleus

twetch#4355 6.1y

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twetch#864 6.0y

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Electromagnetic force between electron and proton is basically them exchanging a photon, right?

twetch#4355 6.0y

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Replying to@16Z6X7…UXLz

there's details ofcourse of how it got there, but once it's in a coherent state where there's a bunch of electrons sharing this wave-function , its just like any other wave

twetch#4355 7.1y

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