Chemistry, asked by dishitapa9267, 1 month ago

What is the reduced mass Why is it always less than the mass of either particle?

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Answered by neha302007

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It is less than the mass of a single particle, because the interparticle distance accelerates more than if the force acted on one particle alone. This is for the physical meaning in classical mechanics.

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