Chapter 37: Q. 30 (page 1083)
You learned in Chapter 36 that mass has an equivalent amount of energy. What are the energy equivalents in of the rest masses of an electron and a proton?
Short Answer
For electron mass is, and for proton mass is,
Chapter 37: Q. 30 (page 1083)
You learned in Chapter 36 that mass has an equivalent amount of energy. What are the energy equivalents in of the rest masses of an electron and a proton?
For electron mass is, and for proton mass is,
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