Re: New Cubic Atomic Model explains electron energy levels and bonding
From: Y.Porat (maporat_at_012.net.il)
Date: 02/09/05
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Date: 9 Feb 2005 04:31:43 -0800
PD wrote:
> Y.Porat wrote:
> > ok lets have it
> > i suspect you either dont know waht you are talking about
> > or else you are cheting
> > and that is far more worse
> > so once again:
> > where is the experimetal evidence for
> > 6 elctron shells of lead
> > in which they are built the folowing way:
> > got it MrPD i would like to see the exct folowing structure
evidence:
> >
> > 2 8 16 32 18 4
> > or wahtever is the alleged exact figures
> > no general hand waving and no cheting just that structure
> > one by one of its componenets
> > first the 2
> > than the 8
> > than the 32
> > than the 18
> > etc etc
> > got it Mr hand waver ??
> > and if you dont have it
> > *dont cheat*
> > and say the truth as it is in facts.
> > TIA
> > Y.Porat
> > ----------------------
>
> Photoionisation process in the 5d, 6s and 6p shells of atomic lead
and
i was asking about 4 elctrons in the shell no 6
> the 4d shell of atomic tin H Derenbach, H Kossmann, R Malutzki and V
18 electrons in the shell no 5
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> Schmidt Journal of Physics B: Atomic and Molecular Physics Vol. 17
> Issue 14 Article 009 1984-07-28
>
> JETP Letters -- May 5, 1976 -- Volume 23, Issue 9, pp. 488-491
> Intensity of mesic x-ray transitions in lead, thorium, and uranium
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32 electrons in the shell No 3
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> V. S. Buttsev, Z. Ganzorig, V. Kozokar, T. Krogulski, H.-G. Ortlepp,
S.
> M. Polikanov, B. M. Sabirov, W. D. Fromm, U. Schmidt, and D. Chulthem
,
> Joint Institute for Nuclear Research
* electrons in shell No 2
>
> Read them.
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2 electron shells
in shell No 1
do they suply that information
one by one to each electron 'personally'
ie how can you tellfor instance that it is
one of the 18 electrons of shell say no 4
and not one of say 12 electrons.
2 i dont have any of those books
or any access to them
so may be someone else can suply the bottom lines-
*in an honest *responsible * way*
or may be you just count on my lack of posibility
to access those books.
3 i asume that all that informatin is experimental data
and not 'theorethic data. or only partiially
or superficially
answering my question
TIA
Y.Porat
ps PD thank you even for that partial information you brought
yet not at all sure thaty you realy answerd my question
as it was presented above in the former articles.
as for now i have not the tools to judge it
unless you bring it in detail
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