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nil1996
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(Warning, a dumb question incoming )
Just got curious while reading an article on photoelectric effect.
Why doesn't the mass of electrons increase(because electrons already revolve at the speed of light) when it absorbs photons instead of increasing radius of orbit?
(Sorry for my English.It isn't my first language.)
Just got curious while reading an article on photoelectric effect.
Why doesn't the mass of electrons increase(because electrons already revolve at the speed of light) when it absorbs photons instead of increasing radius of orbit?
(Sorry for my English.It isn't my first language.)