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I guess so, if its electron/positron shell is the same. But I dont mean just antihydrogen. I'm sure there are many nucleus configurations that have the +1 charg
by akomtu 5y ago
I guess so, if its electron/positron shell is the same. But I dont mean just antihydrogen. I'm sure there are many nucleus configurations that have the +1 charge and thus look like hydrogen from the outside.
- tryonenow 5y agoBut a larger nucleus would be unlikely to produce the same spectral signature even with the same charge. The energy transitions would be different, especially with different orbital shells and subtle quantum effects.
- bigbillheck 5y ago> I'm sure there are many nucleus configurations that have the +1 charge and thus look like hydrogen from the outside. Name three.