Atoms behavior in extreme cold .

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  1. river

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    Why is that ?

    You would think the opposite , the hotter the atom the more that the wave forms spread out . But it seems its not the case .
     
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    You would not think the opposite if you read just a little about the subject.
     
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    Go on .
     
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  7. James R

    James R Just this guy, you know? Staff Member

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    Next time you make this kind of statement, give your reasons for thinking that. Otherwise, it just looks like you're trying to suck people into responding to your nonsense, like a troll.

    This thread is closed.

    I remind you that you are excluded from posting to our Science subforums precisely because you post nonsense statements and pseudoscience with no justification. If you continue to spam our other subforums with the same kind of nonsense, I will ban you completely from this forum. Just so we're clear.

    You're been playing around like this for years now. Enough is enough.

    This thread is closed.
     
    James R, Sep 12, 2019
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