What Happens at the Sub-Atomic Level?

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Matter at the sub-atomic level involves particles such as protons, neutrons, and electrons, which are the building blocks of atoms. These particles interact through fundamental forces, leading to various phenomena like bonding and reactions. Understanding these interactions requires knowledge of quantum mechanics, which describes the behavior of particles at this scale. Resources like Particle Adventure provide accessible explanations and visualizations to aid comprehension. Engaging with specific questions can further clarify complex concepts in sub-atomic physics.
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what happens to matter at sub-atomic level?

I studied physics in 8th grade, i am not very good at this. so please whoever explains this to me in simple language.

Thank you

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