Form Factors of Elementry Particles

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Hi, Can anyone provide a list or source where I can easily get the Form factor figures for as many particles as I can? In Femtometers if poss.

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Chris
 
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I am not sure if they provide data regarding form factors, but I would suggets to try the
Particle Data Group ... http://pdg.lbl.gov/
 
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