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Apparently, a subatomic particle with 5 quarks has been "discovered"... (not quite confirmed)
http://physicsweb.org/article/news/7/7/1
How do scientists determine the number of quarks in a particle?
Is it true that a subatomic particle must have at least 3 quarks? why? how is it determined? what is the maximum number of quarks that can be in a subatomic particle?
and here is another article, the author claims to be able to explain that there are no quarks... :surprise:
http://www.subatomicparticles.com/
http://physicsweb.org/article/news/7/7/1
How do scientists determine the number of quarks in a particle?
Is it true that a subatomic particle must have at least 3 quarks? why? how is it determined? what is the maximum number of quarks that can be in a subatomic particle?
and here is another article, the author claims to be able to explain that there are no quarks... :surprise:
http://www.subatomicparticles.com/
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