When I was calculating the velocity of sound in the nuclear structure I came up with nuclear spacing of 1.36 fermis. The nucleons are actually 1.25 fm in radius. I had a problem with the theory. The basic structure of this theory has proved itself correct time and time again. What was the 1.36 fermis? I just looked it up. It is the known nuclear spacing. Its greater than the nuclear radius due to the packing fraction. _http://hitoshi.berkeley.edu/221B-S02/nuclear.pdf_ (http://hitoshi.berkeley.edu/221B-S02/nuclear.pdf) Again another known answer popped out of the model. Frank Znidarsic
