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Based on you saying matter disappears, stellar, and me saying matter is energy, I'm right.
I said the particles themselves "disappear" because they're annihilated. The energy that formed them was released. You're the one saying no energy is released in a balanced m/am reaction, and you're wrong because of it.
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What Science now calls “Anti-Matter” is just Matter with a reversed polarity of the Proton and Electron. When they come together they eliminate each other in a burst of energy (assuming the mass is unequal). Energy which is just another form of Matter. It did not become Energy and Anti-Energy.
When REAL Anti-Matter comes in contact with Matter (Assuming the same mass on both sides) they eliminate each other with the release of NOTHING. Both Matter and Anti-Matter ceases to exist. Gone Bye Bye.
LMAO, you're WRONG, stellar!
I was right the entire time. I was talking about matter and anti-matter of equal size, you, always misunderstanding me, were talking about matter and antimatter of unequal size. So, you didn't know what I was talking about.
Mind giving me the source? Because I'll give you mine...
http://www.physlink.com/Education/AskExperts/ae159.cfmhttp://science.nasa.gov/newhome/headlines/prop12apr99_1.htmhttp://science.howstuffworks.com/antimatter1.htmAre you claiming these sites are wrong when they say:
"When antimatter comes into contact with normal matter, these equal but opposite particles collide to produce an explosion emitting pure radiation, which travels out of the point of the explosion at the speed of light. Both particles that created the explosion are completely annihilated, leaving behind other subatomic particles. The explosion that occurs when antimatter and matter interact transfers the entire mass of both objects into energy."
"When it comes to Anti-matter, the annihilation effect converts the particle or particles that are opposite the anti-particle. An example is the electron and positron. They annihilate each other completely and the resultant energy is high end gamma ray radiation"
"The popular belief is that an antimatter particle coming in contact with its matter counterpart yields energy. That's true for electrons and positrons (anti-electrons). They'll produce gamma rays at 511,000 electron volts."
I suppose now you want to argue that positrons dont have a mass equal to that of electrons?