It was in the year 1897 when free electrons were first discovered by J.J Thompson. He was just looking into the properties of the cathode ray when he made the discovery. The moment that free...Read More
According to the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, the main reason why it will be hard to detect the movement of the electron in a quantum field is that the electrons do not have their own...Read More
X-rays are also called X-radiation. Specifically, it is an electromagnetic radiation. There are certain wavelengths for certain X-rays. However, many of the common x-rays found at doctor’s...Read More
In a cryogenic gas or liquid, such as neon or helium, an electron bubble is the empty space around a free electron. Electron bubbles are very small, measuring approximately 2nm in diameter when...Read More
Non-polar and polar covalent bonds are types of covalent bonds; they occur in different types of non-metal elements. Covalent bonding refers to the transfer of electrons,...Read More
Quarks and leptons are known to be particles that are more common in physics. These are particles that cannot be broken down anymore. Take note that some people say that they are not merely...Read More
Electron beams play a significant role in welding; specifically when you want a job done that is precise, clean, and when the area surrounding it should not be heated. The electron beam is also...Read More
After several failed attempts before him, Donald Kerst successfully accelerated electrons in 1940 at the University of Illinois. Kerst was able to accelerate the electrons using a betatron. A...Read More
The first method I would be teaching you on how to find the number of electrons would be on the periodic table.
Thus, follow these steps:
1. Pick up your periodic table. Don'...Read More