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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / November 2004Potencial Energy-How stored?
[img]http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/lasers/images/fig3.gif[/img] Hello, I have one question along with some justification:- How energy as "potential energy" is stored in sub-atomics, atomic, moleculer substances? I feel it is as excitation of these substances by absorption of some energy(both EM & M.waves) not sufficient to emit. Energy; on Pre-absorption & Post emitting stages by sub-atomics, atoms or molecules, may represent/define as "Kinetic Energy".([i]Energy due to position or the internal configuration of a material body is called potential energy."[/i]) Energy; on post-absorption but pre-emitting stages by sub-atomics, atoms or molecules, may represent/define as "Potential Energy".([i]"Energy due to motion in space is called kinetic energy"[/i]). Can you tell me acoordingly? Why make things complicated. Potential energy is stored as a result of relativisitc effects. In the case of gravitation, it is stored, in absolute terms, as a result of the change in size of the units of measurement for energy as a result of a change in the proximity to energy. I suggest you read "The Einstein Hoax" with an open mind. It is highly controversial particularly because it disagrees with and is considerably simpler than established wisdom. There have never been a significant rebuttal despite much flak over the years. Try it, you might like it. http://www.members.aol.com/einsteinhoax/site.htm Einsteinhoax@aol.com > Why make things complicated. Potential energy is stored as a result of > relativisitc effects. In the case of gravitation, it is stored, in absolute [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Einsteinhoax@aol.com Thanks for the reply & referance. But we should know how & where potential energy is stored/trapped on gaining it. Can it be in some atoms in metastable states on some excitations of atoms by absorbing some low level energies but insufficient to emit? |
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