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Today I was reading for my Modern Physics class and something I read struck me in a way. The author claimed that all electrons are identical; they have the same measured mass, electric charge and magnetic dipole moment. This statement bothers me, and I haven't been able to stop thinking about it. So I come to you for some closure.
How do we know that all electrons are the same?
I understand that electrons are measured to have the same characteristics, but without infinitely precise measurements we can only be sure to a certain degree.
How do we know that all electrons are the same?
I understand that electrons are measured to have the same characteristics, but without infinitely precise measurements we can only be sure to a certain degree.