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Is it? I'm not a physicist but it seems like another natural infinitesimal, sort of like how a black hole's singularity is a point of infinite density whose inf
by Causality1 6y ago
Is it? I'm not a physicist but it seems like another natural infinitesimal, sort of like how a black hole's singularity is a point of infinite density whose infinity isn't a factor in calculating the total mass-energy of the black hole.
- jeherr 6y agos-orbitals (l=0) have non-zero probability at the nucleus. Anything higher (p-, d-, f-orbitals) have 0 probability at the nucleus.