atoms

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atoms. See also electrons; elements (chemical); mesotrons; neutrons; protons; ultimatons
annihilation of a. is principle source of solar energy (41:7.4)
atomic cohesion; effect of unknown energy (42:8sec)
broken up at 35,000,000°F boiling point (41:7.12)
calcium juggles electrons (41:6.3-4)
energy released in quanta when electrons pass to lower energy orbits (42:5.6)
floods of short space rays attend building and dissolution of a. (42:5.5) (58:3.1)
formed like solar system (42:7.1-2)
gamma rays characterize spontaneous dissociation of (42:5.1,7)
gravity helps hold a. together (42:8.1)
interelectronic space not empty (42:5.16) (42:8.1-2)
matter in a. (42:7sec)
nuclei held together by reciprocating mesotron (42:8.3-7)
one billion trillion a. in drop of water, containing energy of 100 horsepower over 2 years (41:7.13)
predictability (42:7.10)
role of Unqualified Absolute (42:7.10) (42:8.2)
scientists powerless to create (42:1.4)
size (42:6.7)
stability depends on number of inactive neutrons (42:7.6)
subject to gravity (41:9.2)
with more than 100 electrons instantaneously disrupt (42:7.7)

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