Nuclear and Atomic Physics

    

Capacitance Definition in the Atomic Scale and Its Applications

Authors: Ali A. Elabd, El-Sayed M. El-Rabaie, Abdel-Aziz T. Shalaby

In this letter we introduce the definition of the capacitance in the atomic scale. The capacitance in the atomic scale is the same as the macro scale but the electrodes will be the maximum probability sheets of finding the electron. Based on this definition, an electrical model – equivalent circuit – for atom's emission is presented and Hydrogen atom is taken as an example. The line spectra of Iron and Sodium are used to verify the model. Also the concept of capacitance property is introduced. It means the capacitance between the upper and lower quantum states of the valence and conduction band energies respectively.

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