proton-neutron bonding in the deuteron atom and its relation to the strong force as viewed from the planck vacuum theory

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Abstract
This paper argues that the two-particle proton-neutron bond results from the proton- proton / Planck-vacuum coupling force associated with the two particles. The neutron is assumed to be a proton with a weakly attached electron whose sole function is to eliminate the Coulomb repulsion between the two protons. Results lead to a simple model of the deuteron atom and a definition for the strong force.
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Authors ;Daywitt W. C.
Journal e-jurnal akuntansi
Year 2014
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