Theory of Differences between Elements: Explanation of the Differences between Quantum Physics and the Theory of General Relativity

  1. Carlos Eduardo Ramos Cardoso

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Abstract

The Theory of differences between elements explains the reasons for the differences in physical concepts between different elements, such as quantum physics and the Theory of general relativity, being explained through observations. Thus, it is possible to conclude from the observations that the differences are motivated by the reactions between the elements, by the composition of the elements, and by the influence of the spaces that promote losses and gains of characteristics; therefore, there is no general similarity between quantum physics and the general Theory of relativity. The study aims to understand the elements and their physical concepts that make up the Universe.

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    O ARTIGO PERCORRE OS CONHECIMENTOS BASICOS DA QUIMICA COMO TABELA PERIODICA, REAÇÕES QUIMICAS E INTENSIDADES DO CONCEITOS FISICO ESPECIFICO. DESSA FORMA, AO PERCORRE A QUIMICA É POSSIVEL ENTENDER MATERIA, ASSIM, É POSSIVEL ENTENDER OS FATORES LEVAM A MATERIA POSSUE PROPRIEDADES FISICAS DIFERENTES DE OUTRAS MATERIA. LOGO, A FISICA QUANTICA E A TEORIA DA RELATIVIDADE DEVEM SER DIFERENTES.

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