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Answer by Michael for Why the charge of the proton does not transfer to the...
When nuclei contain Protons and Neutrons, EXCHANGE occurs. Protons become Neutrons, and Neutrons become Protons.The "bag model" of Gluon-Quark containment agrees with observations better than the...
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Because charge is quantised. You can't1 get less charge than the charge of one proton (or electron). Therefore there's no way for charge to flow from a single proton (or single electron).In your...
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Answer by Árpád Szendrei for Why the charge of the proton does not transfer...
There is a nice answer by @annav, I would like to add a few interesting notes.Most of the answers display the proton and the neutron as consisting only of three quarks, in reality, it is much more...
View ArticleAnswer by Xerxes for Why the charge of the proton does not transfer to the...
A proton can exchange charge with the neutron via a process called "pion exchange". In this process, the proton with quark content $uud$ sends a positive pion $u\bar{d}$ over to the neutron $udd$. The...
View ArticleAnswer by wizzwizz4 for Why the charge of the proton does not transfer to the...
The charge of the proton does not transfer to the neutron because protons are charged particles.For example, when we put two objects of +10C and +20C together and then take them apart, each of them...
View ArticleAnswer by Andrew Steane for Why the charge of the proton does not transfer to...
Roughly speaking, it is because the strong nuclear force which binds quarks together is stronger than the electromagnetic force which would otherwise spread the charge more equally. But also, quarks...
View ArticleAnswer by Dale for Why the charge of the proton does not transfer to the...
For example, when we put two objects of +10C and +20C together and then take them apart, each of them acquires a charge of +15C.This is not always true. It is true only if the objects are conductors....
View ArticleAnswer by my2cts for Why the charge of the proton does not transfer to the...
The proton charge and the absence of a neutron charge is static. Charge cannot flow between elementary particles as if these were pieces of metal.Analyzing your statement "each of them acquires a...
View ArticleAnswer by gandalf61 for Why the charge of the proton does not transfer to the...
If I put a red billiard ball and a blue billiard ball in a bag, leave them for a while, and then draw one out, I will find I am holding a red ball or a blue ball. Never a purple ball.At the level of...
View ArticleAnswer by anna v for Why the charge of the proton does not transfer to the...
Temperature is a classical thermodynamics variable. Protons and neutrons belong to the quantum mechanical frame that became necessary to be studied when experiments showed disagreement with classical...
View ArticleAnswer by joseph h for Why the charge of the proton does not transfer to the...
Good question!First, the motion of charge between macroscopic objects is defined by classical physics, specifically classical electrodynamics or classical Maxwell's equations to be specific. Nature...
View ArticleWhy the charge of the proton does not transfer to the neutron in the nuclei?
For example, when we put two objects of +10C and +20C together and then take them apart, each of them acquires a charge of +15C.In a nucleus, the protons and neutrons are stuck together. Why is it that...
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