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| Pinkney's exuberant, cartoon-supple figures swirl across the pages, mimicking the spinning top or bouncing airily aloft. Protons and neutrons have a quantum mechanical property, known as spin, that's analogous to the angular momentum of a spinning top. He was a radio disk jockey spinning Top 40 songs at his college radio station at Mansfield University in Mansfield, Pa. |
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