Prophium

Prophium is the lightest Baryon. it is composed of an Electron and a Proton.

Composition
A Prophium Nucleus has a diameter of 1 AtCali. It is comprised of a single proton, The Nucleus exerts a total force of 1.00 ElArthur @ 1 AtCali, 0.25 @ 2 AtCalis, and 0.11 @ 3 AtCalis. The proton rotates from forth to east.

An Electron will take up the innermost orbit and form a wave after 3 Planks to net the Prophium @ 0 charge. If two electrons are caught at the opposite sides of the proton and have the same energy state they will form Prophium-, This will form the wave function the following plank and will have a net charge of -1, It is held together with the force of 0.50 ElArthurs.

Reactions
An electron will pass through prophium, a proton will be repelled with a force of 1 WeArthur when 2 AtCalis away, it will be drawn with a force of 0.25 NuArthurs at 1 AtCali and will merge with prohium to form Neuthium+

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