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with 840 to 105 atoms have Faraday's law Re: AP's thoughts of science for 30DEC2018// more on battery

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Yes, now, this is good good good, for it is often said that inertia is the measure of mass.

Because we want to understand why the proton at 938MeV and electron at .5MeV could not possible allow for Chemistry bonding and that the true proton is 840 to muon 105 MeV as true electron. 

So if we have Angular Momentum as mass*meters^2/seconds and what is conserved is the meters^2/seconds then we just cannot have a Faraday's law of proton with muon for the meters^2/seconds would be virtually the same for both proton 938MeV and the .5MeV

But if the proton were 840MeV and given a smaller meters^2/seconds while muon is 105MeV, given a larger meters^2/seconds then the angular momentum of proton to muon are equal, and we have a Faraday's law.

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