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Momentum
Momentum is defined as movement of a mass at a specific speed caused by a force
Moment
Momentum's types
Momentum of a mass in motion
Notation Formulas Mass m Speed v Moment p Impulse(Force) F Work W Energy E
Momentum of a relativistic mass in motion
Momentum refers to movement of a mass at a speed relative to the speed of light
Notation Formulas Mass m Speed v Momentum p Force F Work W Energy E
Momentum of a massless quanta in motion
Momentum refers to movement of a mass at a speed equals to the speed of light
Notation Formulas Speed v Work W Quanta h Momentum p Wavelength
Momentum of electric charge
Momentum of free electron
Absorbing photon, electron becomes free electron travels outward off the atom's circular orbit
Momentum of a bind electron
Releasing photon, electron becomes free electron travels inward off the circle orbit
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