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| May9-04, 06:00 PM | #1 |
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photons and particle interaction
I wonder how the radiation will interact with matter on a hypothetical place where the atoms have no electrons. Will the photons and particles will interact with matter to produce any effects like that on earth.
I dont think there will be any compton effect, photoelctric effect, pair production, ionization etc. Only effect i could think of is nuclear fission or fusion. Anyone else has any thoughts on this ? |
| May9-04, 06:48 PM | #2 |
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I'm pretty sure that momments after the Big Bang, there were particles without electrons, do to the extremely high amount of energy. Maybe read some books on that, or conduct a query on google.
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| May10-04, 04:49 PM | #3 |
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Some nuclides have excited states. There has been some discussion about Hf-172 being used as an energy source this way.
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