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| {{Sugdef|Millikan|
| | see [[Talk:Millikan|here]] for proposed entry |
| Millikan is a new and shorter name for the elementary charge unit:
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| : [q] = '''e''' = '''Mi'''
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| :1 '''Mi''' = 1.6E-19 '''C''' | |
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| The introduction of the Millikan became necessary because:
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| # the elementary charge unit lacks official status
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| # the elementary charge unit however is widely used in the MS comunity
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| # the former concept for avoiding the elementary charge unit based on the dimensionless [[m/z]] is based on a missconception
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| The unit has its name from Robert Millikan who first measured the elemental charge '''e'''
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| [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millikan] Robert Millikan
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Revision as of 08:48, 15 January 2005
see here for proposed entry
