Hi Steven,
I don't think this question has a rational answer. The Coulomb barrier
is a force that is equal to the charge times a constant. Attempts have
been made using theory to relate the force to distance. The force
appears to drop off with distance according to an exponential
function. Therefore, it does not have a radius any more than the
gravitational field of the earth has a radius.
Regards,
Ed
On Nov 1, 2008, at 12:13 PM, OrionWorks wrote:
Jones, or anyone...
My apologies if this question has already been answered: Does the
radius of the Coulomb barrier change with the size and number of
protons and neutrons associated with a nucleus? I wuz wondering if the
CB was a fixed constant.
Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
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