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Subject: Can Charge change as a particle is accelerated?

Date: Tue Jul 4 21:48:55 2000
Posted by James Griepenburg
Grade level: teacher/prof School: Chemmet Services
City: Pittsford State/Province: NY Country: USA
Area of science: Physics
ID: 962761735.Ph
Message:

This is in responswe to question 960898806.ph.  Since most[if not all] of 
the empirical data on particles approaching the speed of light has been 
done on charged particles in particle accelerators, why can the data not 
be as accurately explained by a decrease in charge at constant mass as by 
an increrase in mass at constant charge.


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