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Does the nucleon and electron lose mass as a result of the energies they exert in a static state.
The electron constantly uses the electromagnetic force to keep it attracted to the nucleon causing it to revolve around the nucleon. So does it lose mass?
Similarly, does the nucleon lose mass through its use of the nuclear/electromagnetic forces?
Are quantum vibrations of the atoms calculated in it's energy balance?
The electron constantly uses the electromagnetic force to keep it attracted to the nucleon causing it to revolve around the nucleon. So does it lose mass?
Similarly, does the nucleon lose mass through its use of the nuclear/electromagnetic forces?
Are quantum vibrations of the atoms calculated in it's energy balance?