electron interactions

Electron interactions refer to the ways in which electrons, the negatively charged particles in atoms, influence one another and their surroundings. These interactions can lead to various phenomena, such as electricity, magnetism, and chemical bonding. When electrons come close to each other, they experience forces that can cause them to repel or attract, shaping how atoms and molecules form and behave. Understanding these interactions is essential for explaining everything from the structure of matter to the behavior of materials in technology and nature.