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The subatomic particles that play the greatest role in bonding are?
Electrons.
What is produced by interaction of ions and the atmosphere?
when a charged particle interact with the atmosphere, it creates a lightning bolt just like when it is a thunder storm. in a thunder storm the charged particles interact with the particles in the atmosphere creating a lightning bolt.
What is neutron proton scattering?
Neutron-proton scattering refers to the interaction between a neutron and a proton. It involves the exchange of a virtual meson between the two particles, which allows them to interact through the strong nuclear force. Studying neutron-proton scattering can provide valuable information about the structure and interactions of the atomic nucleus.
Why is the North Equatorial current important to humans and ocean life?
North Equatorial Current play an important role in water-mass exchange. It also plays an essential role in water and heat exchange between the tropical and subtropical gyres.
What are chloroplasts and what is their role?
Those are the particles that makes nature green. They put oxygen and sunlight in glycogen
What is interacting in a gravitational interaction?
Two particles are interacting in a gravitational interaction. It could be an two atoms, to electrons, or even to celestial bodies. The force of interaction between these two particles is directly proportional to its mass, and the constant of proportionality is the acceleration.
What is the interaction between slovent and solute particles called?
solvation
What is the difference between the nuclear forces and exchange interaction?
there is none
What is interaction in educational perspective?
In an educational perspective, interaction refers to the exchange of ideas, information, and feedback between students, teachers, and learning resources. It plays a crucial role in facilitating learning by promoting engagement, collaboration, and active participation in the learning process. Interaction can occur through various methods such as discussions, group activities, feedback sessions, and online platforms.
Is gravity a dimension?
No, it is an attractive force caused by the interaction of particles with the dimensions of space/time.
What kind of energy is stored and depends on the interaction of objects particles or atoms?
kinetic energy
Meaning scope and role of marketing function in exchange process with suitable examples?
scope and role of marketing function in the exchange process
A student takes a part-time job to pay for the insurance on her car?
exchange interaction
What is the role of a living thing in its habitat?
The role of a living thing in its habitat is known as the niche. This is mainly to facilitate interaction with other living things which forms the ecosystem.
Role of advertising in marketing procces?
The role of advertising in the market place is to persuade the viewer or listener of the advertisement message to react in a desired way. The most common desire is to create a reaction where a purchase is made, or otherwise an exchange. Advertising is 2/3rds of the marketing process when it comes to successful interaction with potential buyers.
Why beta and alpha particles deflected when they pass the magnetic field?
Alpha and beta particles are deflected by a magnetic field because they have charge and, as such, are affected by the electromagnetic interaction or force.
How does a superconductor minimize its losses?
One feature of the universe is that energy can only be transferred (via exchange particles, or "virtual particles") in discrete units. In the quantum world, by definition, there is no such thing as "half" an exchange particle. In a normal conductor, the ambient heat, plus the energy of moving electrons, is enough to create exchange particles. These hit the conductor lattice and are turned to heat. (Emitting exchange particles is the quantum way particles "bump" off of things). In a superconductor, it is so cold, there is almost no thermal energy. There is no heat present to "help" with the creation of these exchange particles. When added to the energy of the electron's flow, there is still not enough energy to create an exchange particle, so the electron can't spend any energy. You could say that the electrons "bump" off the lattice, but nothing is exchanged, so the electrons continue on with the same amount of energy. The one exception is when the electrical current gets higher -- then, the increase electron energy can actually start creating exchange particles, which then create heat, which provides enough energy to help other electrons create exchange particles, and so-on, and whammo, suddenly you have a warm ex-superconductor.
