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| Hi there are atoms of a paticular element say hydrogen for example exactly identcal or are they as individual as we are, in other words are there some very minor differences between... | ||
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| Re: Questions, and a philosophical reference Craig, so I guess in your mind the standard model adequately explains the electron and proton? In my opinion if we ever explain the electron proton pair it will not be as particles. |
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