Temperature of sub-atomic particles

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Is there anything defined as temperature of sub-atomic particles??
Then,is it possible, by any means, to measure the temperature of sub-atomic particles??
 
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A single particle doesn't have a temperature. Temperature is a statistical property of ensembles of particles.
 

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