Collision of Nuclie: Effects & Particles Created

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what can happen if two nuclie are collided? what subparticles would be created?
 
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depends how much energy they have , Just as long as their is enough total energy to produce the rest energy of the new particles created, And all the conservation laws are met , like spin , charge ... ect.
 

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