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Can we render the charge on the electrons as -1.05? Using -1.1 gives a nonzero sum, and the significant digits rule for additive quantities is to round them to the same power of ten.
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I changed the writing now, but the original reflected the source. Hoping that balancing is not OR. Actually now I have found the supplementray information has a calculation with more sig figs.
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Can we render the charge on the electrons as -1.05? Using -1.1 gives a nonzero sum, and the significant digits rule for additive quantities is to round them to the same power of ten.
Olthe3rd1 (
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18:22, 12 May 2019 (UTC)reply
I changed the writing now, but the original reflected the source. Hoping that balancing is not OR. Actually now I have found the supplementray information has a calculation with more sig figs.
Graeme Bartlett (
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22:49, 14 May 2019 (UTC)reply