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relativityfan
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hi,
i believe there is a clear cut relationship between the pauli exclusion principle and the thermodynamical/chemical stability in chemistry. the pauli principle rises the energy level, and stability occurs for the lowest energy states. does that mean that a consequence of the pauli principle is necessarily less stability, and that fermions structures or substructures(electron shells) are necessarily less stable, more reactive than bosons?
thank you for your reply
i believe there is a clear cut relationship between the pauli exclusion principle and the thermodynamical/chemical stability in chemistry. the pauli principle rises the energy level, and stability occurs for the lowest energy states. does that mean that a consequence of the pauli principle is necessarily less stability, and that fermions structures or substructures(electron shells) are necessarily less stable, more reactive than bosons?
thank you for your reply