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What's the amount of energy per cc for breaking apart the atomic nuclei.
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If you're referring to atomization, then:
If you're referring to subatomic destruction, then:
If you're referring to subatomic destruction, then:
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What I meant was including the protons and neutrons until there's no nuclei left.
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That's not possible unless it's for very briefly under absurd temperatures (like in Particle Colliders) or in an environment under insane pressure (like the core of a nearly-blackhole neutron star), because the energy put in to overcome the Strong Force confining Quarks together ends up being used to create a Quark/Anti Quark pair.
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The source?
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I know a verse that destroys things at a level below quarks lol...
I have no idea how you would end up calculating that when it comes to destruction of an object lol
im interested in this topic
I have no idea how you would end up calculating that when it comes to destruction of an object lol
im interested in this topic
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Just google "Quark Confinement"- there's a lot of videos. Here's one specific clip-
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Like FTL KE, can't be calced
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basically a beam that's capable of dissipating molecules into pure energy. to dissipate a molecule is basically similar to breaking it down to its simplest constituents protons, neutrons and electrons.
I didn't mean breaking it down till quark level tho...
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No Nuclei means breaking it down to Quark level...
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breaking down the nuclei is just a simple way of saying separating all the neutrons and protons from one another which composes the entirety of the atomic nuclei
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Mixed up nuclei and nucleons, sorry about that.
Anyway that's just subatomic destruction.
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Subatomic Destruction: Applied only if clearly stated. It describes the energy necessary to destroy all atoms in a substance, by separating the particles in their nucleus. Note that Protons and Neutrons still stay intact. Value is 5.403E13 (J/cc).
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nah, I want the value with the protons and neutrons split as well.
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...They do split apart. "Protons and Neutrons stay intact" means they themselves aren't destroyed, not that the nucleus isn't separated.
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oh. I misunderstood as well.
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