Investigation of Coulomb’s law and the nature of the electric charge

This theoretical work investigates spin-spin energy in the hydrogen atom and its relation to Coulomb’s force law. Most elementary particles are assigned intrinsic properties of carrying electric charges, which leave us blundering about the essence of electric charge. The perplexity originated in Coulomb’s force law when the proportionality constant is expressed using the free vacuum electric permittivity constant ε 0 in units of. C2m−2. N−1. Introducing these units by the proportionality constant canceled any direct role for the electric charge. In this research, a genuine suggestion based on energy conservation redefines Coulomb’s force law. A new formula has been suggested for the force between two spinning particles. The results of energy and force calculations agreed with Coulomb’s law evaluations. The spin-spin energy is related to the electric potential energy, and the electric charge is found to be connected to the rotational energy of the mass.