swapneel goud

okay!!! i got the point of explanation. thank you and a lot of threads are strugling in my mind to get a correct explanation...

the calculation was perfect! but the mass of particle means the mass of proton(mp) mp=1.6726219*10^-27 kg that matters. now the calculated value moves on to E=[1.6726219*10^-27]*[89875517873681764] E=1.5032776e-10(google) which is very...

thats the real generalization but how does collision of a small or negligible mass of those particles would equate to enormous energy(E) released in E=mc2

when particles in "LHC" collide a lot of energy(E) is released.Now in E=mc2 on substituting values for E,m,c does it satisfies or rules out !!!

when the particles gets collided in "LHC" Energy released during that collision does equate with "E=mc2" theory (or) "E=mc2" rules out!!!

Could you just explain me the process of light sensors in brief

agner Lipnharski, post: 365628, member: 236734"]Yes, I used this effect reversing polarity on LEDs to use them as light sensors...[/QUOTE]

shivika tyagifond of my branc its fun to fond to something especially eletrical subject !!!!!!!!!! lets shock the CE!!!!!!!!!