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This is a common question asked but I can't find a good reference.
Supposed the first generation particles (electron, quark up, down) vanish and we only had STABLE second generation particles composing of muon, strange and charm quarks that suddenly became stable (don't decay).. would they form stable molecules and objects (Or stable third generation set of particles like the tau, bottom & top quarks that don't decay, what kind of molecules and objects would they form?)
Supposed the first generation particles (electron, quark up, down) vanish and we only had STABLE second generation particles composing of muon, strange and charm quarks that suddenly became stable (don't decay).. would they form stable molecules and objects (Or stable third generation set of particles like the tau, bottom & top quarks that don't decay, what kind of molecules and objects would they form?)