Fundamental particles Flashcards

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1
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Two examples of baryons

A

Protons and neutrons

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2
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What are baryons made up of

A

3 quarks

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3
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What do baryons decay into

A

Protons

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4
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What are mesons made up of

A

A quark and an antiquark

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5
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Two types of mesons

A

K mesons (kaons)
Pi mesons (pions)

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6
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How are pions and kaons produced

A

Through strong interaction

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6
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What are the most stable baryons

A

Protons

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6
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What particle is not included in the mesons’ decay

A

Protons

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7
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Do kaons or pions last longer

A

Kaons

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8
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How do kaons decay

A

Through weak interaction

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9
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What are kaons referred as

A

Strange particles

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10
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Four lepton examples

A

Electrons
Muons
Electron neutrino
Muon neutrino

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11
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What does each lepton have

A

An associate neutrino

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12
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How do leptons interact

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Through electromagnetic interaction if they are charged

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12
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What are leptons

A

Fundamental particles

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