Standard Model Particles: 6 Quarks & 5 Bosons

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Can someone give me the names of all the particles that the standard model refers too
remember the first 18...
6 quarks (up- down,top-botoom,nice-paradox) x 3 colors = 18
and i also remeber the mpozons (photon,gluion,higgs,w and z ) :confused:
thank you
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radioactive8 said:
Can someone give me the names of all the particles that the standard model refers too
remember the first 18...
6 quarks (up- down,top-botoom,nice-paradox) x 3 colors = 18
and i also remeber the mpozons (photon,gluion,higgs,w and z ) :confused:
thank you
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antonis (anthony) kalogirou

Have you tried to do your own search first? Even a simple Google search would give you either a link to the Particle Data Group, or this chart:

http://www.cpepweb.org/cpep_sm_large.html

Zz.
 
ok sorry ... .
 

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