Electron in elliptical orbit
American physicists manage to 'catch' the outer electron of a lithium atom in an elliptical orbit.
Electron in elliptical orbit
Limiting the movement of the electron to an orbit is not impossible, as some American physicists have managed to 'catch' the external electron of a lithium atom in an elliptical orbit. Normally, the electron does not follow a certain trajectory around the nucleus.
It is more complex than this: normally the electron is found in an area called orbital. However, now physicists have forced an electron to follow a certain orbit, like planets orbiting the Sun. For physicists, the precise control of the electron allows the development of new laser manufacturing techniques.
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