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Magnetic binding potential in stable magnetically bound particle pairs<\/strong><\/p>\n

Magnetic dipole potential (attraction) = Coulomb Potential (repulsion or pulling apart)<\/p>\n

mu0*mu1*mu2\/(4*pi*r^3) = z1*z2*e^2\/(4*pi*e0*r)<\/p>\n

mu0*mu1*mu2*(4*pi*e0) = z1*z2*e^2 * (4*pi*r^3)<\/p>\n

mu0*mu1*mu2*(e0) = z1*z2*e^2 * (r^2)<\/p>\n

r^2 = mu0*e0*mu1*mu2\/( z1*z2*e^2)<\/p>\n

muo * e0 = 1\/( c^2 )<\/p>\n

r^2 = [mu1*mu2\/ z1*z2]\/(c^2*e^2)<\/p>\n

r = sqrt([mu1*mu2\/ z1*z2])\/ e*c<\/p>\n

Reference Values:<\/strong><\/p>\n

mue = 9.2847646917E-24 Joules\/Tesla = electron magnetic dipole moment<\/p>\n

mup = 1.41060679545E-26 Joules\/Tesla = proton magnetic moment<\/p>\n

e0 = 8.8541878188E-12 Farad \/ Meter = Vacuum permittivity<\/p>\n

mu0 = 1.25663706127E-6 Newtons\/Ampere^2<\/p>\n

e = 1.602176634E-19 Coulombs or Joules\/electronVolt =\u00a0 elementary charge<\/p>\n

c = 2.99792458E8 Meters\/second = speed of light and gravity<\/p>\n

muo * e0 * c^2 = 1<\/p>\n

Two electrons: z1 = z2 = 1,\u00a0 Mu1 = Mu2 = Mue<\/strong><\/p>\n

E_eV = e^2*c\/(4*pi*e0*mue) = bound electron pair with magnetic dipole bond<\/p>\n

E_eV =\u00a0 299792458*(1.602176634E-19)^2\/(4*pi*8.8541878188E-12*9.2847646917E-24)<\/p>\n

E_eV = 7449.24047847 electron volts for a magnegtic bound electron pair, a stable superfluid particle<\/p>\n

When it is formed it stores 7.44924047847E3 electron volts of energy until it destabilizes and emits 7.449 KeV as two electrons<\/p>\n

So each has 3.72462023924E3 electron volts = 3.72462023924 KeV<\/p>\n

Two Protons: z1 = z2 = 1,\u00a0 Mu1 = Mu2 = Mup<\/strong><\/p>\n

E_eV = e^2*c\/(4*pi*e0*mup) = bound proton pair with magnetic dipole bond<\/p>\n

E_eV =\u00a0 299792458*(1.602176634E-19)^2\/(4*pi*8.8541878188E-12*1.41060679545E-26)<\/p>\n

E_eV = 4,903,169.69956 electron volts for a magnetically bound proton pair, a stable superfluid particle<\/p>\n

When it is formed it stores 4.90316969956 MeV<\/p>\n

Each has 2.45158484978 MeV energy<\/p>\n

Proton Electron z1 = z2 = 1,\u00a0 Mu1 = Mue, Mu2 = Mup<\/strong><\/p>\n

r _ep = sqrt(mue*mup)\/ e*c = sqrt(1.41060679545E-26*9.2847646917E-24)\/(299792458*1.602176634E-19)<\/p>\n

r _ep = 7.5345504E-15 Meters = 7.5345504 femtoMeters<\/p>\n

E_eV = e\/(4*pi*e0*r _ep) = 191,114.860266 Electron Volts = 191.114860266 KeV<\/p>\n

It is unstable but dynamically stable and permanent with suitable feedback and stabilization.<\/p>\n

It can store rotational and vibrational energy<\/p>\n

When it is formed it stores 4.90316969956 MeV<\/p>\n

Each has 2.45158484978 MeV energy<\/p>\n

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Magnetic binding potential in stable magnetically bound particle pairs Magnetic dipole potential (attraction) = Coulomb Potential (repulsion or pulling apart) mu0*mu1*mu2\/(4*pi*r^3) = z1*z2*e^2\/(4*pi*e0*r) mu0*mu1*mu2*(4*pi*e0) = z1*z2*e^2 * (4*pi*r^3) mu0*mu1*mu2*(e0) = z1*z2*e^2 * (r^2) r^2 = mu0*e0*mu1*mu2\/( z1*z2*e^2) muo * e0 = 1\/( c^2 ) r^2 = [mu1*mu2\/ z1*z2]\/(c^2*e^2) r = sqrt([mu1*mu2\/ z1*z2])\/ e*c Reference Values:
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