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10.2.5 Journal - Reflecting on Quantum Mechanics and Nuclear Structure (Journal)

The journal prompts reflect on the author's interest in understanding ocean waves and the dynamics of tides, particularly the influence of the moon's gravitational force. Additionally, the author expresses curiosity about the interactions between neutrons and protons within an atom's nucleus, seeking to comprehend the forces that hold nucleons together. Overall, the reflections highlight a desire to explore both natural phenomena and atomic structure.

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10.2.5 Journal - Reflecting on Quantum Mechanics and Nuclear Structure (Journal)

The journal prompts reflect on the author's interest in understanding ocean waves and the dynamics of tides, particularly the influence of the moon's gravitational force. Additionally, the author expresses curiosity about the interactions between neutrons and protons within an atom's nucleus, seeking to comprehend the forces that hold nucleons together. Overall, the reflections highlight a desire to explore both natural phenomena and atomic structure.

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10.2.

5 Journal: Reflecting on Quantum Journal


Chemistry I and Nuclear Structure
Mechanics
Name:
Date:

1. You learned that waves in the ocean, sound waves, and light waves all have
certain things in common. They all carry energy. The velocity, frequency, and
wavelength of each is connected by the same equation. Which type of wave
would you most want to learn more about? Why does it interest you? What would
you want to find out about it? Write your answers in 2-3 paragraphs. (10 points)
Would you like to know more about how waves in the ocean move, how sound
travels, or how light works?
Personally, I'm interested in nding out more about ocean
waves travel. regarding the reason for high tide. what
brings on a low tide. Although some waves become also
large while others are smaller I'm certain that the moon's
gravitational force is somehow implicated. Because that is
basically the extent of my expertise on the matter. The
mysteries of the water and the mysteries of space have
always interested me. I'm still learning, so this combines a
bit of both.

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2. If you could somehow travel inside an atom and look around, what part of the
atom would you want to look at? Why? What would you want to understand
better as a result of your "travels"? Write your answers in 2-3 paragraphs. (10
points) Do electrons or the nucleus interest you more? What questions do you still
have about how an atom works?

The largest enigma in the interior of the atom something I would


really like to understand is the nature of the connection involving
neutrons as well as protons in the nucleus of an atom, which
holds the nucleons together. Neutrons just don't have a positive
electrical charge, whereas protons do. What kind of interactions is
conceivable between charged as well as uncharged particles.
Through my investigations into the internal workings of the atom, I
hope to understand more about it.

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