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POSITIVE LIGHT MATTER

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International Journal of Latest Research in Science and Technology Vol.4 Issue 1, pp 4-6,Year 2015

POSITIVE LIGHT MATTER

Byungwhan Kim

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Received : 10 February 2015; Accepted : 20 February 2015 ; Published : 28 February 2015

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Abstract

Light matter is typically composed of bright matter embedded in gray one as illuminated with an electron beam. New chemical data specific to two types of light matter is presented. The image of light matter demonstrated massive property of bright matter. The atomic percents (A%) of chemical elements measured for bright matter are 77.69 C, 3.42 O, 0.81 S, 15.31 Ta, and 2.77 Re. The weight percents (W%) are 21.74 C, 1.25 O, 0.62 S, 64.45 Ta, and 11.93 Re. The other data measured for the gray matter is 73.88 C, 3.47 O, 0.71 S, 16.94 Ta, and 5.0 Re in the A% and 17.88 C, 1.12 O, 0.43 S, 61.64 Ta, and 18.93 Re in the W%. The dominance of C and Ta in the A% is the same as the reported ones for single large light matter. The data revealed that bright and gray matter are much different in the atomic and weight compositions. The massive bright matter with higher C was matched to the proton as supported by the proton beams formed by laser light. The gray matter containing more Ta and Re was matched to the positron typically observed in laser light experiments. With this match, it is known that light matter is comprised of protons and positrons. Therefore, light matter is positive in charge as opposed to the negative electron. With this new finding, a new atomic model was proposed and it is composed of a nucleus, light-emitting structure (LES), and electron-occupying region (EOR), each represented by the proton and neutron, proton and positron, and electron, respectively. Here, the LES is a structure packed with both positrons and protons.

Key Words   
Light; Matter; Photon: Positron; Proton; Chemical Elements; Laser; Sun; Light-Emitt

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Byungwhan Kim , " Positive Light Matter ", International Journal of Latest Research in Science and Technology . Vol. 4, Issue 1, pp 4-6 , 2015

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