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Subject: Is counterclockwise rotation by a proton a significant property?

Date: Mon Feb 18 12:07:59 2002
Posted by Tim
Grade level: nonaligned School: N/A
City: Sarasota State/Province: Florida Country: USA
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1014052079.Ph
Message:

We have a liquid substance that has reversed electrical charges on the protons 
and electrons but does not emit any radio-active particles -- are these 
reversed charges (and the counterclockwise rotation by the protons) unique 
and/or significant properties?


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