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  • Breaking Up The Indivisible To Observe The Implausible,particles With A Fractional Charge

    arstechnica.com 4 weeks, 1 day ago

    It was 1909 when Robert Millikan and Harvey Fletcher carried out their famous oil drop experiment in which they determined that the smallest unit of charge possible was 1.592x10 -19 Coulombs, a value we now refer to as e , the fundamental charge (the modern accepted value is 1.602176565(35)x10 -19 C). It is the magnitude of the negative charge carried by the electron, as well as the positive charge of a proton. It is also the smallest unit of charge that any stable, independent particle can possibly have,no

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