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How does radiation help in the production of steam (from water) what are the formula/s involved to find out let's say 1 gram of water into steam?

Can this happen and if so how? How would you accelerate an electron around a nucleus and what would happen to it

why is this so? please explain in detail if possible

A charged particle (electron/proton) is said to produce/emit radiation I understand also that matter is energy itself, so does the acceleration of the charge convert the mass of the charge into radiation (that is how I will use the world emission for this context) or is it simply the oscillation of the charge that produces radiation waves? Thank you in advance

I was told that this was the equation to find the vector of em-radiation produced by an accelerating charge: S = [e^2*a^2*sin^2theta /16pi^2*εsubscript0*c^3*R^2)]r I was told the formula above is a poynting vector but I was wondering it was possible to convert it into an image showing the field lines, electron etcc

and also does a charge radiate when it decelerates as well?

How is magnetism caused for a single particle/atom, do all single particles have a magnetic field (proton, neutron, electron)

How do you combine an electric field and a magnetic field around a charge/object/matter?

Charge transfer = electrons flowing from positive to negative Electromagnetic radiation = electric + magnetic field

how do you combine field around charges and a magnetic field around dipoles

in other words do electrons flow through electric field lines, (I know stupid question but need reassurance about something)