Greg Bernhardt Admin Insights Author Messages 19,952 Reaction score 11,040 Thread starter Jul 11, 2003 #1 The Eightfold Way categories which groups of particles?
The Grimmus Messages 199 Reaction score 0 Jul 11, 2003 #2 Finaly i have been waiting all day...yeaster day for this...damn you and your 1 hour behind me location. Now the answer is quirks (i edited it...then i chnged it) but i will learn more about it so i can earn the point sub fairly sorry i reread soemthing and saw hadons but when i changed it I dident look at you post but looking at the time stamp u beat me too it Last edited: Jul 11, 2003
Finaly i have been waiting all day...yeaster day for this...damn you and your 1 hour behind me location. Now the answer is quirks (i edited it...then i chnged it) but i will learn more about it so i can earn the point sub fairly sorry i reread soemthing and saw hadons but when i changed it I dident look at you post but looking at the time stamp u beat me too it
KLscilevothma Messages 315 Reaction score 0 Jul 11, 2003 #3 "Eightfold Way, classification of subatomic particles known as hadrons into groups on the basis of their symmetrical properties.." http://concise.britannica.com/ebc/article?eu=32693 Last edited by a moderator: May 1, 2017
"Eightfold Way, classification of subatomic particles known as hadrons into groups on the basis of their symmetrical properties.." http://concise.britannica.com/ebc/article?eu=32693
The Grimmus Messages 199 Reaction score 0 Jul 11, 2003 #4 yea that was the one i read 1 minuet too late...damn you check this little atom builder out here Last edited: Jul 11, 2003
Greg Bernhardt Admin Insights Author Messages 19,952 Reaction score 11,040 Jul 11, 2003 #5 i repeat "particles" Last edited: Jul 11, 2003
Brad_Ad23 Messages 497 Reaction score 1 Jul 11, 2003 #7 Well there are two things I have heard of this. One deals with baryons (protons et al.) The other deals with chemistry and the arrangement of electrons in orbital shells.
Well there are two things I have heard of this. One deals with baryons (protons et al.) The other deals with chemistry and the arrangement of electrons in orbital shells.
Greg Bernhardt Admin Insights Author Messages 19,952 Reaction score 11,040 Jul 11, 2003 #9 KL Kam gets a point!
Greg Bernhardt Admin Insights Author Messages 19,952 Reaction score 11,040 Jul 11, 2003 #11 Yep, but that's the two particle answer I was looking for.