What are all of the subatomic particles?

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The discussion revolves around the identification and understanding of all subatomic particles, including well-known particles like protons, neutrons, and electrons, as well as more speculative ones such as gravitons. Participants seek to clarify the roles and associations of these particles within the framework of particle physics.

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  • Exploratory, Technical explanation

Main Points Raised

  • One participant expresses curiosity about subatomic particles beyond protons, neutrons, and electrons, specifically mentioning gravitons as a theoretical particle associated with gravity.
  • Another participant suggests looking up the "standard model of particle physics" as a resource for information on subatomic particles.
  • A later reply confirms finding a PDF with information on the standard model, indicating that the suggestion was helpful.
  • Additional participants reference a specific link provided in the thread for further information on the topic.

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Participants do not appear to have reached a consensus on the complete list of subatomic particles, and the discussion remains open with various suggestions for resources.

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The discussion relies on external resources for information and does not delve into detailed explanations of the particles themselves or their interactions.

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I have been curious for a while, but have not been able to find a decent source of information. What are all of the subatomic particles? I know the obvious protons, neutrons, and electrons. But what are the others and what do they do/ are associated with? Like "gravitons" being the supposed particle for the force of gravity.
 
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Look up "standard model of particle physics".
 
Drakkith said:
Look up "standard model of particle physics".

I found a PDF with some information. Thank you for the suggestion.
 

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