Photo-Electric Conversions: Part 2: Pair Production in the Hydrogen Atom Electron-Positron Formation in the Hydrogen Atom Explained

摘要

Calculations reveal that the electron-positron rest mass results from a fusion of photons. The mass of the Hydrogen atom shell reacts with the photon mass equivalent of 13.6 electron volts supplied ionization energy. Ionization is causing pair production. This picture indicates that the electron-positron rest mass of 9.1093826 ×10~(-31) kg is created under specific parameters of a type of experimentation. In other words, by exposing the Hydrogen atom to ionization energy equal to or greater than 13.6 electron volts an artificial production of an electron-positron is being brought about. The calculations based on CODATA demonstrate in quite elementary terms what is really going on in electron-positron pair production in a nascent Hydrogen atom.