Quantum Physics

    

How Electro Magnetic Radiation Raises Temperature

Authors: Sjaak Uitterdijk

This theoretical investigation started at the moment the author picked up a hot piece of metal that had lain in the sun during a few hours, by asking himself the question: how can electro-magnetic radiation, considered at atomic level, cause raising the temperature of matter? The answer to that question has been found. However another question popped up (again): why are the orbits of electrons in an atom quantified? Only exactly orbiting at radii proportional to the square of integers is suspicious unnatural. Indeed, unless we define such a behaviour as natural of course.

Comments: 5 Pages. In version 2 only chapter 5 has been modified

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[v1] 2020-12-09 10:24:15
[v2] 2020-12-14 19:18:13

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