Walk as fast as you can in a circle around a section of the pool that's about 3 feet deep (the more people, the better the effect). Do about 20 laps, then change direction for 10 laps. The resulting rush of water against your body will feel much like the jets in a whirlpool.
These particles do not vary in quality from one element to another; rather, what gives an element its distinctive identification is the quantity of its protons, called its atomic number. Protons and neutrons contribute nearly all of an atomâs mass; the number of protons and neutrons is an elementâs mass number.
the fundamental building blocks for all types of matter despite the existence of protons, neutrons, and electrons. This is because under normal conditions subatomic particles do not lead an independent existence for any appreciable length of time. The only way they gain stability is by joining together to form an atom.