An electricity and magnetism problem by Shariful Islam

If Alex have two shopping bags A and B of equal size, in which A is containing nucleons and B is containing photons. Which bag contains more particles than other?

None of these A B Both A and B contain equal number of particles.

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2 solutions

Shariful Islam
Jan 3, 2017

We know that nucleons are fermion and photon is a boson. Fermions obey the Pauli exclusion principle but bosons do not obey the rule. According to this rule a fermion do not share quantum state i. e, any two identical fermion can not occupy in the same quantum state but for bosons there is no restriction. So we can say that B bag contains more number of particles than A.

Lev Grunin
Jan 9, 2017

Same volume of space, size of photons is smaller than nucleons. Thus more photons in that certain space.

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