The No Nucleus Atom

by Alan Williams

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This publication briefly mentions the silly old nucleus system to explain how very improbable it is. Sir Ernest Rutherford was right about an atom being a small group of particles, but he was incorrect to describe it as a nucleus. The system proposed in this work helps to explain why the periodic table is the way it is. It also gives an explanation for electricity, magnetism and to a large extent electromagnetic waves. I openly admit that there are a few grey areas, but this work is about a very deep and unseen level. Structures are proposed for atoms, electrons and protons. A level of explanation is given for particle fields and bonding. It is not necessary to have an extensive scientific background to appreciate this publication, but an interest in things scientific will aid enjoyment.
  • ISBN10 1326046020
  • ISBN13 9781326046026
  • Publish Date 18 October 2014
  • Publish Status Active
  • Publish Country GB
  • Imprint Lulu.com
  • Format Paperback (US Trade)
  • Pages 92
  • Language English