How to pronounce Electrons in English

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But gold has 79 electrons.

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But gold has 79 electrons.

Such electrons, positrons, protons, antiprotons

Which pushes electrons through the wire.

Water has 10 electrons, H2O molecule.

At the level of electrons and protons,

The more electrons, the more the scattering.

And it's true. Lead has 82 electrons,

The calcium in your bones has 20 electrons.

And it gets scattered by the electrons in an atom.

Oxygen and most carbon they want to maintain eight electrons in the outer

When the particles are energized to the point that their electrons break free,

Energy to knock electrons out of atoms and do things like give you cancer

Electron shell depending on the the size of it but typical electrons such as

Energy from it you are pulling off one of these electrons and now this molecule

Very very unstable and it's going to try to grab electrons from your body tissues

Is that is to say we no ordinary matter is composed of fundamental particles [like] quarks electrons?