Abraham Peter Ukpaka, C. P. Ukpaka, Victor Chukwuemeka Ukpaka | International Journal of Chemical Separation Technology | Vol 10, Issue 02 | pp. 1-17
Abstract
This study explores the efficiency, interactions, and dynamics of single-electron systems in the group II family of alkaline earth metals. The efficiency of these systems is assessed by analyzing their energy levels, with beryllium demonstrating the highest efficiency at 3.6 e-22 due to its low atomic mass and favorable energy transitions. The isotopic distribution patterns for these elements reveal how variations in neutron numbers influence their nuclear stability and electronic properties. Mass variations among the elements show that heavier isotopes result in lower energy levels and reduced efficiency. Additionally, the study examines electron dynamics in potential wells, including harmonic oscillators, illustrating the impact of potential energy on electron motion and velocity. These insights provide a comprehensive understanding of how atomic structure and mass affect single-electron system efficiency, with implications for both theoretical research and practical applications in advanced technologies.
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Ukpaka, A. P., Ukpaka, C. P., & Ukpaka, V. C. (2025). The Potential Effect of Mass Variation on the Efficiency of the Single Electron System of Group II Elements. International Journal of Chemical Separation Technology, 10(02), 1-17.MLA
Ukpaka, Abraham Peter, et al. “The Potential Effect of Mass Variation on the Efficiency of the Single Electron System of Group II Elements.” International Journal of Chemical Separation Technology, vol. 10, no. 02, 2025, pp. 1-17.Chicago
Abraham Peter Ukpaka, C. P. Ukpaka, and Victor Chukwuemeka Ukpaka. “The Potential Effect of Mass Variation on the Efficiency of the Single Electron System of Group II Elements.” International Journal of Chemical Separation Technology 10, no. 02 (2025): 1-17.Vancouver
Ukpaka AP, Ukpaka CP, Ukpaka VC. The Potential Effect of Mass Variation on the Efficiency of the Single Electron System of Group II Elements. International Journal of Chemical Separation Technology. 2025;10(02):1-17.BibTeX
@article{UkpakaAP2025,
author = {Abraham Peter Ukpaka and C. P. Ukpaka and Victor Chukwuemeka Ukpaka},
title = {The Potential Effect of Mass Variation on the Efficiency of the Single Electron System of Group II Elements},
journal = {International Journal of Chemical Separation Technology},
year = {2025},
volume = {10},
number = {02},
pages = {1--17},
url = {https://journalspub.com/publication/ijcst/article=14762}
}