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Thank you for breaking it down for me so it was easier to understand! I really appreciate your help and thank you for your time!

Sorry it took me a little while to take in and grasp the concept but I think I get it now. I still have a lot to learn! Thank you for taking the time out of your day to help me out it is really appreciated.

Ohh okay! Thank you that makes a lot more sense now!

I apologise for the confusion. What I meant was that it's not the fact that electrons are "spinning" as a tennis ball would or another object that we use the general term for spinning but instead there are similar attributes to the given action so the word "spin" is used. If I'm still incorrect...

So, and correct me if I'm understanding this incorrectly, electrons do not infact "spin". The term spin is just a term used to describe their behavior or a certain attribute of the electron itself, But the word "spin" is used to allow the attribute to be easier understood?

I know this is a rather weird question but I'm in high school studying physics and chemistry and a lot of the content is pretty basic for what I aim to learn. One topic that I was curious about was electron spins and how that works, because correct me if I'm wrong but aren't they waves of energy...

I'm a current high school student and have a hunger to learn new and exciting things. I'm also open to opposing views because I don't have many myself I just want to gather as much information as I can! I have a great interest in chemistry and physics and based on the few words I hear on quantum...