The discussion centers around finding comprehensive resources or websites that list nuclei, particle, and atomic reactions, particularly in a tabular format. Participants express a desire for detailed information similar to that found in specific astrophysical texts, as well as tables of particles categorized by various properties.
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Does http://particleadventure.org/particleadventure/frameless/chart_frame.html site help?neurocomp2003 said:ah yes the particle adventure website. But they don't really have what I'm looking for(at least i remember it that way). Not just looking how to balance the equations by e- or c charges and cons of p&E. But actual equations that have been observed, unless your referring to the lepton decay they have there.
in Carroll,Ostliee they have an entire list of reactions like
H+H=>H2+?
H+H2=>He3+?
He3+He3=>He4+?
etc.
if it still on the particle adventure website, perhaps you can point me ot the correct sublink(category->page).
Oh and maybe you would know of a reference to a table comprising
all the particles in a table arrrangement by mass/no mass, e&c charges, approx R. etc.
neurocomp2003 said:oh sorry, i thought you said to just look at the first post, first link