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Rahmuss
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How do 4 Hydrogen atoms combine to form 1 Helium atom?
What I'm looking for is the sub-atomic process. So, here come 4 Hydrogen atoms racing towards each other and they are at such a high speed and temperature that something different happens. Something different than if they were going slower or at a lower temperature.
I'm guessing there are unseen particles that are interacting and changing and some flying off and energies being exchanged left and right. I'm just wondering specifics.
What I'm looking for is the sub-atomic process. So, here come 4 Hydrogen atoms racing towards each other and they are at such a high speed and temperature that something different happens. Something different than if they were going slower or at a lower temperature.
I'm guessing there are unseen particles that are interacting and changing and some flying off and energies being exchanged left and right. I'm just wondering specifics.