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| url = [http://www.naturalphilosophy.org/pdf/abstracts/abstracts_5339.pdf Link to paper]
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| author = [[Russ McGlenn]]
| author = [[Russ McGlenn]]
| keywords = nucleus, electron
| published = 2010
| published = 2010
| journal = [[Proceedings of the NPA]]
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| pages = 311-317
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==Abstract==
==Abstract==


This paper contrasts the Spinning Ring Model (Bergman/Lucas) with the Standard Model (Bohr/Einstein) of the Helium Atom. It discusses the dimensions of the electron, a redefinition of the neutron as a triad made up of two protons and one electron, the relationship of both in the nucleus, and the electric and magnetic forces that hold the nucleus together. (From Chapter 6 of Design Vs. Chaos, Russ McGlenn, 2004)[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
This paper contrasts the Spinning Ring Model (Bergman/Lucas) with the Standard Model (Bohr/Einstein) of the Helium Atom. It discusses the dimensions of the electron, a redefinition of the neutron as a triad made up of two protons and one electron, the relationship of both in the nucleus, and the electric and magnetic forces that hold the nucleus together. (From Chapter 6 of Design Vs. Chaos, Russ McGlenn, 2004)
 
[[Category:Scientific Paper|triad helium nucleus]]

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Scientific Paper
TitleTriad Helium Nucleus
Read in fullLink to paper
Author(s)Russ McGlenn
Keywordsnucleus, electron
Published2010
JournalProceedings of the NPA
Volume7
No. of pages7
Pages311-317

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Abstract

This paper contrasts the Spinning Ring Model (Bergman/Lucas) with the Standard Model (Bohr/Einstein) of the Helium Atom. It discusses the dimensions of the electron, a redefinition of the neutron as a triad made up of two protons and one electron, the relationship of both in the nucleus, and the electric and magnetic forces that hold the nucleus together. (From Chapter 6 of Design Vs. Chaos, Russ McGlenn, 2004)