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timallard
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Using E=mc^2, if you use the standard Coloumb charge for an electron and the typical value in textbooks for its mass, the difference is 10^5 off, it's way too heavy, 9.11x10^-31 vs 1.78x10-36 kg.
What does this difference represent, shouldn't the mass conform to the equation for that energy value?
What does this difference represent, shouldn't the mass conform to the equation for that energy value?