Monday, 10 August 2015

nuclear physics - Ionization by heating


I would like to ask what happens if an atom exposed to a very high temperature - say millions of degrees (Kelvin). Can we use heating to separate electrons from their nucleus? And what happens to the nucleus if its electrons are stripped off?


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