Physics : The Standard Model Flashcards

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definition of fundamental particle?

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a fundamental particle is a particle that cannot be divided into other particles.

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where does evidence for fundamental particle’s existence comes from?

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evidence for their existence comes from high energy collisions between electrons and neutrons inside particle accelerators.

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what are fermions?

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fermions are the matter particles. They include all quarks and leptons.

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what r the six types of quarks?

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UP(2/3e), down (-1/3e), charm (2/3e), top(2/3e),strange (-1/3e), bottom (-1/3)

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what are hadrons ?

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hadrons r particles made from quarks, held together by strong force .

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what are baryons?

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a type of hadron. made up of 3 quarks or 3 antiquarks (eg proton and neutron)

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what are mesons ?

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a type of hadron. made of 1 quark and 1 antiquark

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what is the evidence for the existence of antimatter ?

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the energy released from annihilation due to the likely chances of them (matter particle nd an antimatter) annihilating.

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what particles do protons consist of?

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(UUD) a proton consist of 3 quarks. 2 up quarks and 1 down quark.

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what particles do neutron consist of?

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(DUD) a neutron consist of 3 quarks. 1up quarks and 2 down quark.

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how many gen. of leptons r there and what are they ?

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ther are 3 gen. of leptons (6 in total ) but only e- in ordinary matter. electron (e), muon(μ), Tau(𝜏),electron neutrino (Ve), muon neutrino (Vμ), Tau neutrino (V𝜏),

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define gravitational force

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its the weakest force nd has an infinite range.

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define electromagnetic force

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combination of the electrostatic nd magnetic force . has an infinite range.

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define strong nuclear force nd its properties

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electrostatic theory suggests protons in the nucleus should fly apart. the strong force holds protons together. acts over a very short range. stronger than the electrostatic force . only experienced by quarks.

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define weak nuclear force nd its properties

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associated with the beta decay. +neutron—proton + electron + antineutrino. acts over a short range. weaker than the strong force. experienced by leptons nd quarks interaction

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16
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what was the first evidence for the existence of neutrino?

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beta decay

17
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what r the force carriers (boson) nd what force do they carry ?

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  • photons (electromagnetic) - gluon (strong nuclear force) - W-bosons (weak nuclear force) -Z-bosons( weak nuclear force)