The term "hadron" refers to a class of subatomic particles that includes baryons and mesons, rather than a single particle discovered at a specific time. Hadrons are characterized by their strong interaction and are composed of quarks. Notable examples include protons and neutrons, which are baryons. The discussion emphasizes that hadrons are not discovered entities but rather a classification of particles known since the early 20th century, with ongoing research into their properties.
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