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OK, I understand, mostly, about isotope differences. What I don't get is why Helium-3 is considered a fermion, and Helium-4 is considered a boson. Why is this, and what possible effects does this have?
Some explanation on what defines bosons and fermions would also be useful.
Some explanation on what defines bosons and fermions would also be useful.