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New Theories / Re: How do we measure the energy of a photon?
« on: Yesterday at 18:28:22 »As discussed in this post, it is not possible to directly measure the energy of a single photon.What is so special about doing it "directly?
We can, in fact, measure the energies of photons.
Doesn't a carbon atom contain a positive nucleus and isn't a positive nucleus an ion?Yes and no respectively.
An ion has a net charge; a carbon atom doesn't.
In its 2D form in 4dAbstractions, an Amino Acid has a central Carbon Atom/A molecule of phenylalanine has 9 carbon atoms.
Which one are you pretending is "central"?