Positron Emission

[@bluerox3]

I love you!! this is such a relief. I've been staring at this concept for a long time until you broke it down so easily. Thank you!!

[@АнтонРедькин-н2с]

Спасибо тебе Андрей

[@abisingla9203]

that's a very understanding and nice way of teaching I have a question as how is mass increasing from left to right hand side in positron emission

[@jumpieva]

This is good but would be a little easier to follow if the audio was not desynchronized

[@kokfahchong1867]

It's clear that neutrons are not neutral at all as having too many of them in the nucleus can destabilize it. If neutrons are neutral, then no matter how many of them they never threaten the stability of the nucleus itself. When too many protons within a nucleus this causes hole or holes on the mosaic of elastic electric field and magnetic field of the nucleus that triggering stationary electrons to nose-dive towards the nucleus in electron-capture process where a proton will capture those nose-dive electrons before it itself turning into a neutron. It's naïve to believe a positron is positively charged. Anderson discovered positrons at a mountaintop in California with the aid of a cloud chamber with a fixed external magnetic field. Precisely, ejected positrons by intense sunlight where the energy level of intense sunlight is far below the energy level within the nucleus. Without any doubt that those ejected positrons must derive from electron-shell rather than from nucleus. All particles, electrons and positrons within the electron-shell are negatively charged. Without any doubt that positrons must also be negatively charged. Why positrons have opposite magnetic configuration than the one of electrons? Positrons have opposite intrinsic spin direction than the one of electrons therefore they have opposite magnetic configuration than the one of electrons. Frankly, the type of charge of a positron has not been tested or ascertained? Therefore we have to rely on indirect method to determine its type of charge! Since the energy level of intense sunlight is far below than the one within the nucleus therefore ejected positrons must derive from electron-shell rather than from nucleus. Thus, positrons must also be negatively charged particles. If you are interested in real discoveries, I would recommend you to read my book, The Unification Theory - Volume One and you will be amazed with lots of new, interesting discoveries. In God I trust.

[@thokozanikaliati6862]

In the beta negative decay lecture you reffered to it as a neutrino not an anti neutrino was it a mistake?

[@medhatshaaban2004]

Great.. Thank you sir..

[@lastminuterevision6980]

Thank you