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Sorry for misconception. Why the mirror deflects light was the question? Because of the electronic configuration and how?

And when the element will be turned into liquid? Should the atoms be totally disintegrated?

Ok, thank you very much.

And why let's say, the Wolfram filament is releasing more energy (when current passes through it) than the iron?

Why does passing current through Wolfram filament, heats the Wolfram filament in light bulb? What happens with the electrons?

What does the electrical conductivity of the elements depends from?

By this picture http://www.mne.psu.edu/me415/fall04/boeing2/magnetic%20field.jpg the magnet will always be in this http://img165.imageshack.us/img165/9905/untitledpg7.jpg

do the electrons have spin angular dipole momentum? (In classical mechanics, the spin angular momentum of a body is associated with the rotation of the body around its own center of mass) Thank you.

Why does moving electron produce magnetic field around it? Thank you.

I know that the electrons by the modern physics are waves, but what will happen if those waves fall down?

And what will happen if the electrons stop? Will they fall down together with the protons?

If electrons conserve energy, why they don't stop to move? Thanks.

And how do moving charge produces magnetic field? How do then the electrons repel (because they have same charges). By your theory if 2 electrons acting like 2 tiny dipole magnets can attract them selfs?

In the iron, there are no polar molecules.

We know that same charges repel and opposite attract them selfs. So if the electrons have dipole magnetic momentum, how will they repel, if they get closer with their opposite poles of the dipoles? Thank you.