SPACE INSIDE OF ATOM IS NOT EMPTY !!

Space inside of atom is not empty as current belief in the scientific world, but filled with space matter. The distance between nuclear particles ('particle' in the case of protium - one isotope of hydrogen) and the surrounding space matter in an atom is sufficiently close for transmitting the 

strong force (it is noted that, the strong force has only a range of 10-15m). This strong force that exerted by nuclear particles on the surrounding space matter causes, it form a denser region of space matter, that covers the nucleus. This space matter in the atoms is the cause of many of the phenomena that generated by matter in the atomic world.  

*The wave nature of particles is not the property belong them; but it depends on the energy background that the particles exist. 

The theory of wave-particle duality, matter waves, standing waves etc for electrons in an atom are wrong concepts. An electron can exhibit wave nature only when the electron is situated in one or more situations stated below. 

a) Radiation background :- In a background of radio waves to gamma rays.

b) Varying electric or magnetic field.

c) When an electron is accelerated by an electric field (attraction or repulsion).

d) When an electron is accelerated by a magnetic field (attraction or repulsion).

e) When an electron is accelerated by a radio active nucleus (beta ray).  

  The experiments conducted for observing the 'wave nature' of particles indicate that, there is a close relationship between particles oscillations with their speed. For example, particle diffraction experiments, slit experiments, Davisson and Germer experiment etc. 

 Today we know that, in an isolated, non-radioactive atom, there are two types of forces are exerted on its electrons.1) Attractive force from the nucleus. 2) Repulsion between the electrons. But, these forces can not able to make the electrons in a consistent motion. Since there is no motions for electrons in an isolated, non- radioactive atom, there is no any wave nature for electrons. (see Structure of an atom)

Since all atoms in the nature are situated in one or more energy backgrounds, electrons in an atom will be normally in an oscillatory mode. In a cryogenic background, atoms can emit micro waves by its outermost electrons, and as the temperature increases, more and more inner electrons will be exited and emit more and more short wavelength radiations (see light emission).

Electron configuration

*There are three factors that determine the electron configuration in an atom.

1) Attractive force from the nucleus to negative charged electrons.

2) Repulsive forces between electrons (electrons within an electron shell and electrons from inner and outer electron shells).  

3) Buoyant force exerted on the electrons by the space matter in the atom.

*Finding the natural frequencies of electron shells and primary- transitory shells.

If we can make the whole of the absorption spectrum lines or emission spectrum lines of an atom in all frequencies from Infrared rays to X-rays at their cooled state, we can directly observe the natural frequencies of each of the electron shells and primary- transitory shells of that atom.

Current belief New model
Electrons in an atom Electron clouds, matter waves, standing waves, wave particle duality and uncertainty principle.  In an isolated, non-radioactive atom, electrons have no any motions.
What is light Electromagnetic wave theory.

Light is an electro-magnetic phenomenon. Changing electric field induce magnetic field and changing magnetic field induce electric field. Light is propagated by the perpendicular oscillation of electric and magnetic fields.

"Light is the modulation of waves on magnetic lines. i.e. Light is oscillating magnetic lines".

Electric field will be created in the below stated circumstances.

a) A charged particle (negative/positive) can create an electric field around that particle.      

b) An oscillating magnetic field can create an oscillating electric field within a conductor.

Magnetic field will be created when charged particles are aligned in a single mode in a material. Also, for this alignment, motion of charged particles is not necessary. 

In essence, oscillation of one field in space creates no other field. 

Light emitted by atoms Photon is emitted when an electron jumps from a high energy level to a low energy level in an atom. That is, when an electron jumps from an outer orbit to an inner orbit. Photons are emitted when the electrons are oscillate in their shells (electron shells or transitory shells). Also, there is a 90* angle between oscillations and light emissions.
Jumping of electrons When an electron absorbs a photon, it will jump from a low energy level to a high energy level. When an electron oscillates in its shell (electron shell or transitory shell), for every oscillations towards the direction of the nucleus, the high-density space matter in the inner region of the atom expels the electron to a low-density outer region.

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CONTENTS

Preface

Where is the energy coming from in an exothermic chemical reaction and why endothermic chemical reactions absorb energy to proceed? What is the real fact behind the pair production (electron and positron) when gamma rays with a sufficient energy, passing through near a heavy nucleus? Why atoms are so rigid? What are the real mechanisms behind the heat transfer by means of conduction (the exact mechanism of heat conduction in solid materials)? How atoms of different elements generate their own unique line spectrums? Why the line spectrums of isotopes of same element are different? Why electrons are not falling in to the nucleus? Why the absorption of high-energy photons is greater in high atomic weight atoms than low atomic weight atoms? ... The exact answers of these questions are still unexplained with help of the standard model of atom. Also, there are two other interesting phenomena in chemical reactions, 'slight mass gain' in endothermic reactions and 'slight mass loss' in exothermic chemical reactions, even though it is only measurable if the reactants are much in quantity. My investigations indicate that, the space between orbital electrons and the nuclei of atoms are not empty, but filled with space matter. The greater space matter density is in the regions that closer to the nucleus and gradually decreases to the outer regions. This new atom model can enlighten all phenomena that generated by matter in the atomic world.

 Chapter 1
STRUCTURE OF ATOM 
Electron configuration in an atom
Natural frequencies of electron orbits
Isotopes of an element emit different line spectrums
Line spectrum of a heavy atom 
Absorption spectrum 
Emission spectrum
Structure of atomic shells and reason for the emission lines 
Jumping of orbital electrons
Line spectrum of hydrogen atom 
Reasons for developing electron holes in an electron orbit
Quantum (photon) nature of radiations 
Ionization of gas atoms 
Reflection of light
Photoelectric effect
Compton Effect
Finding the natural frequency of an electron orbit 
Elasticity of atomic shells

Chapter 2
EMISSION OF INFRARED RAYS TO X-RAYS
Mechanism of light, emitted by atoms
Thermionic emission
Electron shells and transitory shells of atoms can be excited in different ways 
Orbital electrons in shells or electrons in transitory shells can also excite in different ways 

 

Chapter 3
EMISSION OF RADIATIONS BY ATOMS 
Emission of infrared rays to visible light 
Emission of ultraviolet rays 
Emission of light by internal transitions of orbital electrons
Emission of X-rays by the collision of high-speed electrons with heavy atoms 
K- Shell emission
Bremsstrahlung (braking radiation)
Bremsstrahlung when high-speed electrons pass through a strong electric field

Chapter 4
EXPLORATION ON HEAT 
Some examples for the generation of heat
Flow of electrons through a conductor 
Super conductivity
Exothermic chemical reactions
Mechanical strains that exerted on objects 

Chapter 5
TRANSMISSION OF HEAT 
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
Short range transmission of heat energy by the oscillation of space matter
Physics behind heat insulator materials 

 

 

Chapter 6
SOME PROPERTIES OF ATOMIC SHELLS 
The quantity of space matter in an atom
Natural density of atomic shells
Natural volume of an atom 
Explosion of space matter from atomic shells

Chapter 7
SOME PHENOMENA IN THE ATOMIC WORLD 
Pair production
Refraction of light in a transparent medium
Nuclear fusion reactions require large quantity of energy to begin
Collision on atomic shells by energetic electrons
Interactions on atomic shells by photons with different frequencies
Kinetic energy of particles that emitted by a radioactive nucleus

Chapter 8
CHEMICAL REACTIONS
Exothermic reactions
Mass lose in exothermic chemical reactions 
Endothermic reactions
Mass gain in endothermic chemical reactions 
Chemical Energies 
Chemical reactions

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