Feynman diagrams use a solid arrow pointing towards an interaction vertex to represent this particle, which is emitted with a corresponding antineutrino in beta-minus decay.
These particles were fired at nickel during the Davisson-Germer experiment. They interact with each other during hyperconjugation. Feynman diagrams use a solid arrow pointing towards an interaction vertex to represent this particle, which is emitted with a corresponding antineutrino in beta-minus decay. This particle's charge is negative 1.602 times ten to the negative nineteenth coulombs, a value approached within one percent in Millikan's oil-drop experiment. For 10 points, name these negatively charged subatomic particles.
These particles were fired at nickel during the Davisson-Germer experiment.
electrons