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Reasons which give support for quark substructure of p and n
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[QUOTE="jambaugh, post: 5484249, member: 76054"] I don't know how to hint without just telling for a question like this but consider the phenomenology of inelastic scattering of nucleons... also consider how quark model categorizes hadron spectra... that's not perfect as it assumes no better model than quarks without argument that no such better model exists but well it supports quark substructure *as a model* until something better comes along. [/QUOTE]
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