Structure of the Atom - Proton, Neutron, Electron - Atomic Number & Mass Number - [1-2-6]

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Question (from a classically trained electronics technician): If a proton has a positive charge, and an electron has a negative charge, then wouldn't a neutron be negative with respect to a proton, and be positive with respect to an electron? I have always looked at voltage or current (or impedance or resistance or whatever) as being linear and am assuming that atomic 'charges' are in that realm of understanding. Does an item--like a neutron--have a charge value equal to zero, or is it's electromagnetic signature simply halfway between that of an electron and a proton? I am having trouble grasping the concept that an item, any item, can have no electric or electronic identity, since everything exists within a field, or fields.

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My question is are the electrons also spinning on there axis while there in there wave motion and is the nucleus also in a wave at the same time with the electrons?

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Excellent video - as are all your videos. Very illuminating. I love re-learning all this - plus, for me, you fill in a lot of blanks - things I never really understood. One point, at 38 mins. - don't you mean that this nucleus has 6 neutrons? Atomic mass (12) subtract the protons (6) equals 6 neutrons. Perhaps I misunderstood.

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How people knows that hydrogen has only one electron in its atom or helium has two ???

So why doesn't hydrogen have a neutron in its atom?

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Go back and recheck your math - 10 to the -4 power is 10 to the +6 LARGER than 10 to the -10 power.

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