What Happens to Quark Gluon Plasma After Cooling?

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Hi:

Quark gluon plasma is created at very high temperature, right?. Could you please explain me what happens to Quark gluon plasma after it is cooled?, is it possible to use quark gluon plasma to create nucleons?

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Quark gluon plasma, if left alone (cooling and pressure reduction) will automatically condense into baryons.
 

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