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when high energy electrons hit a nucleon, they are inelastically scattered.what does this explain about the structure of nucleons?

Asked by shitbag2 on 08 May 12:26

Last updated by anonymous on 21 May 13:32

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Answered by sirchris41 on 21 May 13:32

law of kinetics mean that energy from the mobile electrons are lost as heat, or current ,while the stationary neutrons which basically consists of positrons in a shell gets energized and become mobile.Since the positrons within the nucleon is positively charged while the oncoming electrons are negatively charged,the dispersion will be electromagnetic in nature and not elastic.