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Kasey Gross
1 March, 18:09
Pauli exclusion principal
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Sanai Vargas
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This pauli exclusion principal is when two or more same representing particles with half integer spin (known as identical fermions) arent able to occupy the same quanity state in the quantum system at the same time.
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