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...While many scientific men now understand our place in the universe, we electrons are anxious that every person should know the very important part which we play in the workaday world. It was for this reason that my fellow-electrons urged me to write my own biography. I am pleased to say that my ...

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... 9.11 Vitamin – A 84 9.12 Vitamin – D 86 9.13 Vitamin – E 88 9.14 Vitamin – K 90 10. BIOLOGICAL OXIDATION 91-96 10.1 10.2 Electron Transport Chain Chemical Warfare 91 95 11. CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM 97-122 11.1 Digestion and Absorption 97 11.2 Glycolysis 99 11.3 Kreb’s Cycle or Citric Acid Cycle or TCA Cycle 103 11.4 Glyc...

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...nt IV - Wave Only Test Experiment V - Single Slit Test7 Summary 8 Appendix - Jeopardy of Atomic Experiments 8.1 Submerged Chemical Laboratory 8.2 Electron Cloud and Entanglement 9 Appendix - Fundamental Principles References...

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...es from the nucleus. Adopting the principle of charge projection results in electron potential wells non-coincident with the nucleus. This indicates... ...incident with the nucleus. This indicates atomic stability for the physical electron particle is not dependent on orbital momentum and thus allows t... ...ent on orbital momentum and thus allows the logical premise of the physical electron. 9. The octet rule analysis, typified by Periodic Table element... ...d rules of molecular bonding, suggests a regular symmetrical arrangement of electrons in the atom. In developing a causal theory for the octet rule,... ...number, (Z > 1), let the projected nuclear charge map be heterogeneous with electron well loci determined by intranuclear proton geometry. It is obv... ...nterior to a spherical nuclear volume, will not result in a distribution of electron potential wells in accordance with the octet rule and heterogen... .... Neon : a.) nucleus: nucleo and octet protons; cubic wire-frame. b.) octet electron sites as η heterogenous charge projection in atom field. c.) si... ... most logical configurations. 15. This model conforms to data on elemental electronic energy levels. For example in an isolated atom, let all elect... ...otential. Let energy quanta be input sufficient to successively ionize these electrons. The first ionization may then occur to any one of the eight. ...

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...n the Atom. Proposed the First Atomic Model from the Physics point of view. JOSEPH J. THOMSON (1856-1940) English Physicist 300 Discovered the Electron. NIELS H. BOHR (1885-1962) Danish Physicist 306 One of the Founders of Modern Atomic Physics. Proposed the Quantized Atomic Model from the Physics point of view. MAX K. PLANCK (1858-1947) German Physicist 30...

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...oved that in the vicinity of tiny black holes, it is possible for one member of an electron-positron or proton-antiproton pair of particles to esca... ...s containing critical information (ASF Nominal database of international criminals, electronic notices, stolen motor vehicles, stolen/lost/counterfe... .../www.albany.edu/~brandon/sparky.html http://www.geocities.com/trctl11/chair.html Electronic Mail Both Electronic Mail and Instant Messaging we... ...t is, indeed, a solid? According to the Encyclopedia Britannica (2003 edition), electrons in glass molecules are confined to specific energy lev... ..., Nokia took over Mobira, Salora, Televa and Luxor of Sweden and became a consumer electronics group - manufacturing televisions and such. Nok... ... Nokia continued with its acquisitions spree and, in 1987, bought the consumer electronics operations and part of the component business of the... ... the component business of the German Standard Elektrik Lorenz, the French consumer electronics company Oceanic, and the Swiss cable machinery comp... ...ercial E-mail (UCE) - defined by the US Federal Trade Commission as "any commercial electronic mail message sent, often in bulk, to a consumer witho... ...– Short Stories", Yedioth Aharonot, Tel-Aviv, 1997 "The Suffering of Being Kafka" (electronic book of Hebrew and English Short Fiction), Prague and...

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...ey complement and balance one another, and mani- fest in a variety of ways: as electrons and protons; a nega- tive charge and a positive charge, rejec... ...n. Moreover, today we can replace our senses with artificial devices such as electronic instruments. There are numerous hear- ing aids, for example,...

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...gally lent or given to others. This eBook is displayed using 100% recycled electrons. Distributed by Fictionwise.com Desert Dreams by Gracie C. McKee... ... ever known, he was just as fascinated by and enamored with anything of an electronic and gadgetry nature. Genie-man was out in the living room right ... ...st hand, gently squeezed. She felt a current jolt her heart better than an electronic defibrillator ever could and wondered at the source. He was capa... ...ed. "He's as addicted as the next guy when it comes to anything to do with electronics and sports. Deadly combination." Therese grinned, thought of Ka...

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...eings are all living beings, because they can reproduce. But an atom or an electron cannot be considered to be living beings, because they don’t have...

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... to do preliminary Po- tassium-Argon Dating tests and then send the samples to the lab for Electron Spin Resonance Dating tests, which will hopefully...

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...e. 4. Crystals, For example, as the limit of making the smallest possible electronic components on chips apparently is being approached, the curre... ...based theory to explain this discrepancy are not believable. Namely, since electrons do not mutate into other families of the three families to whi... ... electrons do not mutate into other families of the three families to which electrons belong, as it is claimed that neutrinos do mutate to the other... ...forms create both the positively charged nucleus and the negatively charged electron clouds respectively. These opposite charges are held together b... ...space-form, which means its position in space can be very well defined. The electron cloud circulates about the nucleus so that the electron cloud's... ...al constituents, i.e. the neutrinos, form into infinite extent parts of the electron cloud's space-form. These infinite extent parts of the electron... ...at distant micro-systems. This means that light and the neutral part of the electron cloud together create a mechanism for interactive changes of ch... ...utral spatial face Metric Space 2-dimensional Space-form: Nuclei, and electron clouds Flow on a space-form: Either a planetary orbit or a two... ...ectral flows on the space-form The 2-dimensional space-forms are nuclei and electron clouds Interactions 3-dimensional space-form Neutral spatia...

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...s 9, 10 & 11 from the book LIGHT BEYOND BELIEF by Homer B. Tilton, Echo Electronic Press, 1995; ch.4, "The Dynamic Equipotential Model." Top -... ... light barrier in the moderating baths of nuclear reactors by high-energy electrons then one can begin to see what is involved. To help us do that,... ... in Speculations in Science and Technology, 1993 (ISSN 0155-7785); and in Electron and Ion Beam Science and Technology from The Electrochemical Soci... ...s doubt on the impenetrability of the light barrier. Finally, super-fast electrons in the moderating baths of nuclear reactors which produce blue C... ...ely high because water is a lossy medium; therefore impinging high-energy electrons are able to cross the barrier. The Cerenkov shockwave can be di... ... analysis in terms of Bessel functions see for example R. W. Landee et al, Electronic Designers' Handbook, McGraw-Hill, 1957, section 5, pp. 27-32. ... ...'s 1968 analysis in terms of a 25 generalized impedance definition, "An Electronic Analog of Relativistic Space," in Electron and Ion Beam Science... ...ht; and while that observation is often minimized by saying the particles (electrons) are still going slower than the free-space speed of light, they... ... rules are, or course, still valid. To take a numerical example, let two electrons, ejected from a filament stationary in S, move off with equal spe...

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..., etc. ISSN: 1555-5534 (print) ISSN: 1555-5615 (online) 4 issues per annum Electronic version of this journal: http://www.geocities.com/ptep_online To... ...ns we observe are slow. The maximum of the known velocities is that for an electron in the 1st Bohr orbit (v b = 2.18 × 10 8 cm /sec). Therefore the r... ...tations of which are ruled by the quantum laws. The quantised rotations of electrons are sources of a time density feld, which shall be perceptible, b... ...iates or absorbs waves of the time density feld only in transitions of the electrons between their stationary orbits. Naturally, when an atom is in a ... ...ake quantum numerical values which, in accordance with the quantization of electron orbits, in n-th stationary orbit are q n = μ 2πc 1+ v 2 n 4c 2 ... ...duce the second postulate we assume a reference frame in an atom, where an electron rotates around the nucleus at the angular velocity Ω in the xy-pla... ... is set up by the feld strength tensor U ik = 1 3 qc 2 h ik −β ik ). So an electron, moving in its orbit, should be radiating a momentum fux of the ti... ...ld (waves of the feld). Because of the momentum loss in the radiation, the electron’s own angular velocity would decrease, contradicting the experimen... ...diates a quantum portion of mo- mentum fux of a time density feld, when an electron transits from the n-th quantum level to the (n+1)-th level in the ...

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..., etc. ISSN: 1555-5534 (print) ISSN: 1555-5615 (online) 4 issues per annum Electronic version of this journal: http://www.geocities.com/ptep_online To... ...er, but something in between. An atom of unmatter is formed either by (1): electrons, protons, and antineutrons, or by (2): antielectrons, antiprotons... ...i- matter together with unmatter. 2 Classifcation A. Matter is made out of electrons, protons, and neutrons. Each matter atom has electrons, protons, ... ..., except the atom of ordinary hydrogen which has no neutron. The number of electrons is equal to the number of pro- tons, and thus the matter atom is ... ...he frst type is derived from matter; and a such unmatter atom is formed by electrons, protons, and antineutrons; u2. The second type is derived from a... ...atter atoms are also neutral for the same reason that either the number of electrons is equal to the number of protons in the frst type, or the number... ...ons. Therefore, similarly the un-isotopes of type 1 of X will be formed by electrons, protons, and antineutrons, while the un-isotopes of type 2 of X ... ...utrons. An ion is an atom (or group of atoms) X which has last one or more electrons (and as a consequence carries a negative charge, called anion, or... ...equence carries a negative charge, called anion, or has gained one or more electrons (and as a consequence carries a positive charge, called cation). ...

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...ergies). The wavefunction describes the probability of a particle (originally, the electron) to be inside a small volume of space defined by the af... ...were developed to deal with the application of the Schrodinger equation to a multi- electron system (atoms more complex than hydrogen and helium). T... ...(atoms more complex than hydrogen and helium). The Hartree-Fok method assumes that electrons move independent of each other and of the nucleus. The... ...field (which is the charge of the nucleus and the charge distribution of the other electrons). Each electron has its own wavefunction (known as: "o... ...t that the electric field is unknown. It depends on the charge distribution of the electrons which, in turn, can be learnt from the wavefunctions. ... ...nown by their effects on the environment. God, in this sense, is no different from electrons, quarks, and black holes. All four constructs cannot b... ... of the word. We can design experiments to falsify (prove wrong) the existence of electrons, quarks, and black holes (and, thus, if all these expe... ...rons, quarks, and black holes (and, thus, if all these experiments fail, prove that electrons, quarks, and black holes exist). We can also design ex... ...rons, quarks, and black holes exist). We can also design experiments to prove that electrons, quarks, and black holes exist. But we cannot design ...

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...on Grailem's brain is instantaneous; the fluid contains no electrical charge, not even a residual charge, but somehow attracts the negatively charged electrons from Grailem's newly formed defensive screen. Now totally helpless and fully receptive to any electrical charge that may be inflicted upon him Grailem feels a wave of fear flow through his mind. The graph, still...

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...cts with nuclei and is readily absorbed, then it decays into a proton, an electron, and a 'neutrino' (Enrico Fermi) with a half-time of near 12 minu... ... another - besides intermediate multipoints. Inside the atom protons+electrons+neutrons co\habit. Theologians have defined the trinitarism... ...ue to the photoelectric effect that ultraviolet light is able to evaporate electrons from metal surfaces and to the manner in which light bounces off... ...lectrons from metal surfaces and to the manner in which light bounces off electrons. De Broglie reconciled both theories proving that light is a mat... ...in conditions (hypotheses). Another example, from Maxwell’s equations an electron does radiate energy when orbits the nucleus, from Bohr’s theory a... ...ectron does radiate energy when orbits the nucleus, from Bohr’s theory an electron does not radiate energy when orbits the nucleus, and both proposi...

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... of these was wave-particle duality, showing that microscopic objects such as electrons behave as waves under some conditions, and as particles unde... ...have been arguing over them for the past eighty years. It appears that single electrons, de- spite their limitations, can “freely elect” from several... ...s, de- spite their limitations, can “freely elect” from several trajectories. Electrons cannot do much; they cannot write books, marry, or go to war... ... appears that they do have a certain measure of freedom. When I say that “the electron chooses,” I am using rather loose phrasing. The truth is, we ... ...t how to research, confirm, or rebut it. Some might argue that it is as though electrons had pseudo- brains of their own that make those decisions, bu... ...s for some time now. Today, we can replace senses using manmade means such as electronic devices. Although science has yet to fully master these tec...

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...0,0.0). In quantum mechanics it is possible for tiny particles such as electrons to possess one of two possible spin states, “up” and “down.” The... ...up” and “down.” They are placed in quotes because the spin property of an electron is different from that we are familiar with. However, until the sp... ...t from that we are familiar with. However, until the spin property of the electron is examined, it is in a state of uncertainty, being considered eit... ...then the NL representation would be (0, 1, 0). Once the spin state of the electron is examined, then the representation would be either (1, 0, 0) or...

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...lecoms predicted a tsunami of clients clamoring for G3 wireless Internet services. Electronic publishers gleefully foresaw the replacement of the p... ...ns nibble at the heels of their pricey and anticompetitive offline counterparts. Electronic publishing poses a threat - however distant - to prin... ...commuting to work and multinationals were first made possible. Facsimile messages, electronic mail, other modem data transfers, the Internet broke ... ...so across time zones. They can leave their work for someone else to continue in an electronic mailbox, for instance. These last technological advan... ...ubtitle: "Control in Animals and Humans"). The ever increasing figures of mechanic, electronic and photo-technological controls belongs to "the sign... ...le. Police cars, court tape recorders, DNA imprints, fingerprinting, phone tapping, electronic surveillance, satellites - are all instruments of mor... ...ergies). The wave function describes the probability of a particle (originally, the electron) to be inside a small volume of space defined by the af... ... were developed to deal with the application of the Schrodinger equation to a multi-electron system (atoms more complex than hydrogen and helium). T... ...(atoms more complex than hydrogen and helium). The Hartree- Fok method assumes that electrons move independent of each other and of the nucleus. The...

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... found to be actually made up of smaller things called neutrons, protons and electrons. Then Science found that protons and neutrons are actually m... ...e leptons the same size would be absolutely identical to each other. All the electrons the same size would be absolutely identical to each other, a... ...ts have orbits, this is the reason why planets rotate, this is the reason why electrons orbit around atoms. The scientific fact is… all the Imp... ...ere moves. You can see this in how water moves. You can see it in atoms and electrons; you can see this in everything that moves. Our Universe ... ...enberg’s uncertainty principle and why the position or the direction/speed of electrons can be ascertained, but never both at the same time… You ei... ...osition; but you never have both at the same time. In the attempt to measure electrons at that microscopic a level of Time, Space and Energy, the s... ...itself which is responsible for this seemingly mysterious phenomenon; not the electrons themselves. Cameras and motion pictures work by the same pr... ...re relative constants. Just like the atomic number of protons, neutrons, and electrons of every Uranium atom are the same. When the Uranium atom w... ...n the Uranium atom was first created: that was how many protons, neutrons and electrons it originally had and still has. Science mistakenly consi...

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...scroll down to review them): E-books and e-publishing The Future of Electronic Publishing I. The Disintermediation of Content II. E(mergi... ...mk; samvaknin@gmail.com E-BOOKS AND E-PUBLISHING The Future of Electronic Publishing First published by United Press International (UPI) ... ... publication of at least 49 pages excluding covers". The emergence of electronic publishing was supposed to change all that. Yet a bloodbath of ... ...formation (with precious few exceptions, like the "Wall Street Journal"'s electronic edition). Moreover, the Internet, with 3 billion pages listed i... ... more attractive (already many new titles are published in both print and electronic formats), as more versatile information taxonomies (like the Di... ...he meteoric increase in royalties publishers pay authors from sales of the electronic versions of their work (anywhere from Random House's 35% to 50%... ...al programs provide us with a wealth of quality candidates for careers in electronic publishing. We could not have had this success without the supp... ...d in non-virtual libraries for more than a century. Books - both print and electronic - (actually, their publishers) get assigned an ISBN (Internatio... ...and in an online publication you encounter a link to "D-Lib Magazine", an electronic journal produced in Washington, D.C. which offers you locale-sp...

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...vacy industries: computer anonymizers, safe (anonymous) browsers, face transplants, electronic shields, firewalls, how-to-vanish-and-start-a-new-lif... ...ten do) live in different continents. They communicate by digital means. They have electronic mail (rather than the physical post office box). They... ...or "virtual existence". In the not so distant future, people will visit each other electronically and sophisticated cameras will allow them to do s... ...t - is also becoming unnecessary. Voicemail and videomail messages will be left in electronic "boxes" to be retrieved at the convenience of the rec... ...porates FAQs (Q&A's regarding almost every technical matter in the world), e-zines (electronic magazines), the electronic versions of print dailies ... ...more besides. The Internet represents major advantages to publishers. Consider the electronic version of a p-zine. Publishing an e-zine promotes t... ...on, it helps sign on subscribers and it leads to the sale of advertising space. The electronic archive function (see next section) saves the need to... ...ng search for data items. The future trend is a combined subscription to both the electronic edition (mainly for the archival value and the abilit... ... to browse the current issue). The Economist is already offering free access to its electronic archives as an inducement to its print subscribers. ...

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...vacy industries: computer anonymizers, safe (anonymous) browsers, face transplants, electronic shields, firewalls, how-to-vanish-and-start-a-new-lif... ...ten do) live in different continents. They communicate by digital means. They have electronic mail (rather than the physical post office box). They... ...or "virtual existence". In the not so distant future, people will visit each other electronically and sophisticated cameras will allow them to do s... ...t - is also becoming unnecessary. Voicemail and videomail messages will be left in electronic "boxes" to be retrieved at the convenience of the rec... ...porates FAQs (Q&A's regarding almost every technical matter in the world), e-zines (electronic magazines), the electronic versions of print dailies ... ...more besides. The Internet represents major advantages to publishers. Consider the electronic version of a p-zine. Publishing an e-zine promotes t... ...on, it helps sign on subscribers and it leads to the sale of advertising space. The electronic archive function (see next section) saves the need to... ...ng search for data items. The future trend is a combined subscription to both the electronic edition (mainly for the archival value and the abilit... ... to browse the current issue). The Economist is already offering free access to its electronic archives as an inducement to its print subscribers. ...

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...owever, this description does not merely apply to photons. It can apply to electrons, protons, neutrons or any other form of particle. The idea... ...t the axis of spin can vary according to which particle is observed. Electrons, protons and neutrons – the matter particles – have spin ½. The... ...e fermions, which are the matter particles, such as protons, neutrons and electrons which would prefer to be “lone groovers” and do not possess a n...

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... enough to not have to have a grander house every few years and every new electronic gadget as it rolls off the assembly line. But the Western consum... ...e past gave way to the 1500 power optical scope then to the 500,000 power electron microscope of today. The measurements for dating changed from memo... ...the evidence that water exists as verifiable as that an oxygen atom has 6 electrons? Is the evidence that most people have a sex drive as verifiable...

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...g concrete or useful could be built from them? What if we were littering our electronic communication space with digital barbed wire and regulating th... ...have thought that it was beneficial competition, and not a tres- pass, for an electronic “aggregator” to gather together auction prices or airline fare... ...mes. 44 I would not have thought that one could patent the idea of having an electronic Dutch auction on the Internet, working out the daily prices of... ...aining why writers, telecom companies, scientists, manufacturers of consumer electronics, and a host of other groups should be interested in the rules... ...l with the Internet, we need the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, 13 the No Electronic Theft Act, 14 the Sonny Bono Copyright Term Extension Act, 15 ... ...were equally powerful companies on the other side of the issue (the consumer electronics companies selling VCRs) who saw this new market as a natural ... ...on making the copy is not making money out of it—think of a professor making electronic copies of articles for his students to download—it focuses on ... ...kins gave one useful hyperbolic illustration, drawing on earlier work by the Electronic Frontier Foundation: if one were launching the iPod today, it ... ...ther with the copyrighted content that the DMCA is supposed to protect. (The Electronic Frontier Foundation’s “Unin- tended Consequences” studies give...

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...ssess the potential use of flight training by terror- ists and the Phoenix electronic communication of 2001 warning of radical Middle Easterners atten... ...EVOLVES 91 Final1-4.4pp 7/17/04 9:12 AM Page 91 mation over newfangled electronic systems, like email, to other agencies of the U.S. government. 7... ...ist watchlist. By the late 1990s, State had created a worldwide, real-time electronic database of visa, law enforcement, and watchlist information, th... ... Clinton proposed to amend his earlier proposals by increasing wiretap and electronic surveillance authority for the FBI, requir- ing that explosives ... ...titude, undetected by radar; guided to its zone by extraordinarily complex electron- ics, it is capable of rapidly firing precision-guided 25, 40, and... ...ministrative duties for Abdullah Azzam. KSM next took a job working for an electronics firm that catered to the communications needs of Afghan groups,... ... AM Page 168 as did basic communications and the movement of money.Where electronic communications were regarded as insecure, al Qaeda relied even m... ...awar, Pakistan, and who, with Afghanistan-based extremists, had created an electronic version of a terrorist manual, the Encyclopedia of Jihad.They ob... ...al connections to al Qaeda.The FBI operated a web of informants, conducted electronic surveillance, and had opened significant investigations in a num...