In a charged particle simulation, the rate of charge neutralization upon contact with an opposite charge varies significantly based on particle type and conditions. For electron-positron interactions, positronium forms and has a lifetime of approximately 140 nanoseconds in the 3S1 state before annihilation. In contrast, when a proton captures an electron, the initial capture occurs rapidly (around 10^-12 seconds), but the transition to the 1s state takes longer, with lifetimes of 610 nanoseconds for the 6h state and 1.6 nanoseconds for the 2p state. Overall, the neutralization rate is contingent on the specific particles involved and their states. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for accurate simulation outcomes.