Diagram 1 is a hydrogen atom
Key: += the up quark with +2/3 charge
-= the down quark with -1/3 charge
e=the electron -1 charge
0=is potential and wanting negative charge of an atom
~=gluon
x= repel of any more elctrons
Diagram 1 (HYDROGEN)
e 0
(+) (+)
(-)
x
What i'm attempting to illistrate in the bad text diagram above is the way
the two up quark in a proton wants two elctrons instead just one which only
its charge can handle.
Diagram 2 (HELIUM)
e
(+)
(+)(-)
~ ~
(-) (+)
(+) (-)~(+)(-)
e x
As you can see in the abouve diagram helium atoms only have one neutron in
its neuclus (Nutron being hadron with two negative one positive). The
charge of the two proton gives it a positive 2 charge and the outside quarks
that are not being used in the "gluon chain" [ (+)~(-) ] are making the
valence. As we all no helium is a noble gas meaning it no longer wants
anymore electrons and thats because its outside quarks [ the two (+) and
the one (-)] have the max charge this atom is omitting which is a charge of
2 which is being taken by two elctrons. As an extra bonus for this atom it
has a (-) which is causing a slight push to other electrons since electrons
are negative as well.
Basicly I beleive I have figured out why and how valences exsist and work...
somthing to this point I haven't heard a good explination except "its just
there". Now one could minipulate atoms more easily and do it on paper first
before spending money for the experiment!
I'd like your comments and what you've been told why atoms have these specail
electrovalences. I do beleive I'm on to somthing and would like your
comments and questions... by the way I do have some 3D quick animation
grafics that I could send.
My idea is if we can control the small things we can control the very basics
of matter which is gravity itsself.