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On Sep 21, 12:32 pm, "Jeckyl" wrote:
"Y.Porat" wrote in message ps.com... On Sep 20, 6:46 pm, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Sep 20, 3:11 pm, PD wrote: On Sep 19, 11:39 pm, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Sep 19, 11:14 pm, PD wrote: On Sep 19, 10:30 am, "Y.Porat" wrote: On Sep 19, 3:58 pm, "quentin" wrote: In Bohr Atom Model, a transition from shell 3 to 2 for hydrogen atom (Z=1) results in a photon of wavelength 656 nm: f=6.564695e-7 -- E=hf = 4.34981e-40 J = 2.7149395e-21 eV A transition from 4 to 3 results in a photon of wavelength 1875 nm: f=1.875627e-6 -- E=hf = 1.24280e-39 J = 7.7569700e-21 eV Now, I'm a little bit perplexed as I would have expected a smaller photon energy the further away from the nucleus the electron transition happens. But it seems not to hold. Can someone verify this pls. Thx. ---------------- and there i s another 'strange thing' His first "strange thing" was the result of a math error, which a simple numerical literacy check (does this number make sense?) quickly revealed. It's a very basic skill that physics students are trained on so that they won't be so easily distracted by "strange things". while the Proton is fused to get the Alphas particle Protons don't fuse to make an alpha particle. What do you think an alpha particle is? ---------------------- the genius Draper whant s to teach me nclear physics as well (:-) how do you get the Alpha particle on the sun?? It's quite a complicated process, but you can find it a number of places on the web, Porat. For the sake of ascii without superscripts and subscripts, I'll use a S(Z,A) notation. I'll also not mention, for brevity, the radiated neutrinos and photons. Initial steps: p-p: H(1,1) + H(1,1) -- H(1,2) + e(+) p-e-p: H(1,1) + H(1,1) + e(-) -- H(1,2) {that's deuterium, fyi} Then H(1,2) + H(1,1) -- He(2,3) {that's a helium isotope but not an alpha yet) Then there are three primary branches for He(2,4) production. Two of them I'll ignore because they are small, multi-step, and actually involve decays near the end of Be(4,8) -- He(2,4) + He(2,4) or Li(3,7) + H(1,1) -- He(2,4) + He(2,4) so it's kind of "back door" production of alphas. The dominant reaction is He(2,3) + He(2,3) -- He(2,4) + H(1,1) + H(1,1). There's a proton fusion and a beta-bar decay to generate deuterium, then there's a deuterium-proton fusion to make helium-3. Then there's helium-3 fusion to make alphas and more protons. But you're right. You start with protons and electrons and you end up with alphas and more protons and more electrons and more positrons and neutrinos and gammas. youi start with net hydrogen or protons and end up with Alphaparticles th eAlpha particle is the nuc of the helium Atom soif you make the start situation and end situation you get that the mass of the incoming particle (hydrogen) anf the outcoming products (helium (Alpha) plus ....... ENERGY RADIATION) there are inrerim procecesses in which a proton is becoming a Deutreron etc and a triton but that does not change the fact that it started with pure hydrogen now trh ebottom line is that matter (mass) lost some of itself to procuce gamma radiation that is photonsas well ok? now we see that th eorriginal mass is missing and energy is gained in return sowhat happened here mass was lost ?? do you have experimental evidence that MASS I S NOT CONSERVED ??!! That depends on how you count mass. The mass of the whole system, counting the radiated photons and neutrinos and so on, hasn't changed. But beware! Counting the masses of a system does NOT mean just doing an algebraic sum of the rest masses of the individual particles. The way to find the mass of a system is to measure the total energy of the system, then measure the total momentum of the system, and then the mass is given by m^2 = E^2 - p^2. If you find the mass this way, you'll find that the number hasn't changed one bit. If, however, you just add up the rest masses of the particles before and after this process, then yes, you'll find that that the total mass defined this way is NOT a conserved quantity. (exactly As in macrocosm ?? Yes, exactly as in macrocosm. As I've already told you, the mass of a hydrogen H(1,1) atom is less than the mass of the electron plus the mass of a proton. If you want that in macroscopic terms, the mass of a mole of H(1,1) is less than the mass of a mole of electrons plus the mass of a mole of protons. This is known experimentally. if you claime that in mIrcrocosm it is different THE BURDAIN OF PROFE IS ON YOU !!!) No, it's not. It's in the library. I don't owe you a spoon-feeding. Find it yourself. and if yes please bring evidence that mass is not conserved . untill now it is evidence that mass **is conserved** even IF changing 'phase' to be in the photon energy !! and of course it is acording the momentous formula E=mc^2 (there is no Gamma factore there because the gamma factor does not aply whatsoever to the photon case !! the phton case is an exception case - in that sense ) PS now since i am a proffet Don't flatter yourself. i predict that the psychopath moron and Superfart--Jekyle= Poe -- will jump in so please bypass him Y.Porat ------------------------ *they loose mass*!! Why do you think that's strange? When an electron and a proton "fuse" to form a hydrogen atom, the combination loses mass. Been known for decades. Why would this be different? how strange !! (:-) Y.Porat -------------------------------- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - -------------- you still evaded th emainissue we got from the imput elements other elements and energy!! while the mass of all particles is less compared to the incoming mass while the differnce is found exactly in the energy that was radiated it is only the output mass plus the massin energy thjat is closing the mass eqaution !! and th econclusion that yiou are afraied to get is that E=mc^ of the net eenrgy includes exacly the missing mass of the imput mass!! you see it cleasrly in the above formual the m there is not for fun it is mass and since there is only one kind of mass (no ****en relativistic mass) there fore th e mass in energy is **rest mass or whatever you call it** no need to involve momentum for obfuscation it works nicely without momentum consuderstions do you know why ?? since there is no relativistic mass NO MOTION WHATSOEVER CAN CREATE OR KILL MASS!! it is simply conserved and the day you get it let me know about it (it willatke very long time (:-) now about my being a proffet you see jsut above i was right the psychopat Jekyle (the Superfart supporter and Superfart 'scientist ') jumped in exactly as i predicted (:-) keep well Y.Porat ----------------------- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - --------------- since Paul Draper keeps on hiding behind the back of the Psychopath crook idiot Jekyle LIAR here is some spoon feed for parrots : take the mass *in rest situation* of all the masses of the *incoming* to the pricesds aprticles call it say A take the *mass in rest*!! of all the outcoming from a nuclesr process and call it B make A -B and cal it m1 now take the mass m in mc^2 of *all *the energy that was releast in that process and call it m2 and you will find that !!: m1 = m2 exactly !! So what? Do you think that is different to what others are saying here? no need to ****en obfuscations with momentum bisiness as cheating moron do !! Noone is cheating (except you with your so-called proof s that photons have mass) and if you doubt that i can do (and did one or two of ) those calculations and amy be even betetr than PD &CO. (who talk about spoon feedind (:-) -- just have a look at : http://www.geocities.com/porat_y/mypage.html Yeup .. utter crap and nonsense. You call that sane physics .. its just the ramblings of a deranged mind. I assume that once you were at least a somewhat intelligent human being .. what a tragedy to see you like that. (And it looks like you know as much about web page design as you do about physics .. stuff all .. I'd be embarrassed to provide a link to crap like that with my name on it)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - ------------------- olease by pass the psychopath Jekyle Y.Porat --------------------------- |
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