Difference between neutron and neutral delta

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praharmitra
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well, that's the question. They both have the same queark structure. (udd). is it only their different bound states the differentiates them?? thus giving both different masses?
 

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hmm... you i completely forgot abt the spin difference... thnx!
 

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