| Edition |
Second hardcover edition. |
| Description |
353 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm |
| Note |
Includes index. |
| Summary |
"This reference book on nuclear physics is the only source of nuclear data for the shapes of the nuclei of all 118 chemical elements. The coordinates of all protons and neutrons are provided in 118 tables. The essays about nuclear physics feature an explanation of the abundances of the elements that are due to the shapes of the nuclei. The outer surfaces of most elements have a hexagonal close-pack structure, due to a simple cubic lattice of nucleons in each of their cores. New laws of physics are introduced. Protons from lines of protons. This 535-page book provides: 466 images of models of the nuclei of all elements. A formula for mass, only available when multiplied by capacitance. A new method, using geometric reasoning, to define nuclear structures. Uranium fission fragment sizes understood by using this theory. 20 rules for the static nucleus theory using the face-armored cubic lattice. Theory of electron-guided fusion in the stars. Newton's constant G is factored, relative to the proton radius. Explanation of the strong nuclear force possibly being gravity. A revolution in physics has begun. You can become a future leader in chemistry by connecting the positions of nuclear protons to the molecular electrons. No other research has succeeded in using a theory to define the locations of all protons. This breakthrough only occurs once in history. Don't miss the boat. This is not approved by educators"--Provided by publisher. |
| Subject |
Atomic theory.
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Nuclear physics.
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Chemical elements.
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| ISBN |
9798363495403 |
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