Why stationary orbits do not emitt electromagnetic wave?
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The electrons revolving in certain fixed orbit act as wave with wavelength given by de-broglie's equation, and they form stationary wave.. Since energy is not transferred, rather it is confined in a stationary wave, electrons (which act as stationary wave) don't release energy in fixed orbits.
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learned in physics the acceleration of a mass (and the change of direction is an acceleration) results in a change of kinetic energy, so traveling in a narrow space like an electron around an atom requires acceleration to change the direction of the electron to stay around the atom, so then why are atoms stable at all and why don't electrons bounded to atoms lose energy all the time?
Edit: I meant acceleration of charge, not mass, thanks for pointig this out.
Edit: I meant acceleration of charge, not mass, thanks for pointig this out.
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