Jones Beene wrote:
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> I think that we always "knew" that a minimally bound> Ps ion would "exist" for some (very fleeting) length> of time. After all, there is no reason for it not to> exist for a few picoseconds... but what we really have> been looking for, ultimately, is validation of a> lo
--- Frederick Sparber wrote:
> This Austrian Article points out that Positronium
> Anions Ps-e- exist.
Interesting. It would be tempting to say that this is
just the kind of validation which we have been looking
for regarding electronium - but on closer
inspection... probably not.
I think that
This Austrian Article points out that Positronium Anions Ps-e- exist.
http://pubs.rsc.org/ej/PC/1997/PC093147.pdf
http://positron.mpi-stuttgart.mpg.de/messungen/chemie_e.html
"The antiparallel orientation of positron spin and electron spin is called para-positronium, the parallel orientation o
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