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The four fundamental forces are gravity, electromagnetic, weak nuclear, and ______.
The four fundamental forces are gravity, electromagnetic, weak nuclear, and ______.
strong nuclear
Exchange particles carry energy and ______ between particles experiencing a force.
Exchange particles carry energy and ______ between particles experiencing a force.
momentum
The exchange particle for the strong interaction is called a ______.
The exchange particle for the strong interaction is called a ______.
gluon
The weak interaction involves the exchange of W ______ particles.
The weak interaction involves the exchange of W ______ particles.
The exchange particle for the electromagnetic interaction is a virtual ______.
The exchange particle for the electromagnetic interaction is a virtual ______.
All particles are either hadrons or ______.
All particles are either hadrons or ______.
Leptons are fundamental particles and do not experience the strong ______ force.
Leptons are fundamental particles and do not experience the strong ______ force.
Hadrons are composed of ______, which are fundamental particles.
Hadrons are composed of ______, which are fundamental particles.
Baryons are formed from ______ quarks.
Baryons are formed from ______ quarks.
Beta-plus decay involves a proton decaying into a neutron, a positron, and a ______.
Beta-plus decay involves a proton decaying into a neutron, a positron, and a ______.
The weak nuclear force is responsible for ______, electron capture, and electron-proton collisions.
The weak nuclear force is responsible for ______, electron capture, and electron-proton collisions.
In electron capture, a proton (p) and an electron (e^{-}) combine to form a ______ and an electron neutrino (ν_{e}).
In electron capture, a proton (p) and an electron (e^{-}) combine to form a ______ and an electron neutrino (ν_{e}).
The equation for electron capture is ______ + e^{-} → n + ν_{e}.
The equation for electron capture is ______ + e^{-} → n + ν_{e}.
Beta-plus decay involves a proton transforming to a neutron, emitting a ______ and an electron neutrino.
Beta-plus decay involves a proton transforming to a neutron, emitting a ______ and an electron neutrino.
Beta-minus decay involves a neutron transforming into a proton and emitting an ______ neutrino.
Beta-minus decay involves a neutron transforming into a proton and emitting an ______ neutrino.
Hadrons are formed of ______.
Hadrons are formed of ______.
Leptons do not experience the strong ______ force.
Leptons do not experience the strong ______ force.
A proton is the only stable ______.
A proton is the only stable ______.
The baryon number of an antibaryon is ______.
The baryon number of an antibaryon is ______.
Mesons are formed of a quark and an ______.
Mesons are formed of a quark and an ______.
Quarks are fundamental particles that make up ______.
Quarks are fundamental particles that make up ______.
The up quark has a charge of ______ e.
The up quark has a charge of ______ e.
Antiquarks have properties that are the ______ sign compared to the corresponding quarks.
Antiquarks have properties that are the ______ sign compared to the corresponding quarks.
The quark combination uud forms a ______.
The quark combination uud forms a ______.
Strange quarks have a strangeness value of ______.
Strange quarks have a strangeness value of ______.
An atom is formed of three constituents: protons, neutrons and ______.
An atom is formed of three constituents: protons, neutrons and ______.
The center of an atom is known as the ______, which contains protons and neutrons.
The center of an atom is known as the ______, which contains protons and neutrons.
Protons and neutrons together are referred to as ______.
Protons and neutrons together are referred to as ______.
Electrons orbit the nucleus in ______.
Electrons orbit the nucleus in ______.
The specific charge of a proton is ______ Ckg-1.
The specific charge of a proton is ______ Ckg-1.
The quark combination ______ will form a proton.
The quark combination ______ will form a proton.
The quark combination ______ forms a neutron.
The quark combination ______ forms a neutron.
To find the quark combination of an antibaryon, change the quarks into their respective ______.
To find the quark combination of an antibaryon, change the quarks into their respective ______.
The overall baryon number for a proton is ______.
The overall baryon number for a proton is ______.
Baryons and mesons are formed by combining ______.
Baryons and mesons are formed by combining ______.
A neutron decays into a proton, an electron, and a ______.
A neutron decays into a proton, an electron, and a ______.
In particle interactions, both energy and momentum must be ______.
In particle interactions, both energy and momentum must be ______.
Strangeness is conserved only during ______ interactions.
Strangeness is conserved only during ______ interactions.
In beta-minus decay, the overall charge before the interaction is ______.
In beta-minus decay, the overall charge before the interaction is ______.
The electron lepton number before the beta-minus decay is ______.
The electron lepton number before the beta-minus decay is ______.
In beta-minus decay, a neutron transforms into a ______.
In beta-minus decay, a neutron transforms into a ______.
The phenomenon where photoelectrons are emitted from a metal surface is known as the ______ effect.
The phenomenon where photoelectrons are emitted from a metal surface is known as the ______ effect.
In beta-plus decay, a proton transforms into a neutron and a ______.
In beta-plus decay, a proton transforms into a neutron and a ______.
The change of a down quark to an up quark is involved in ______ decay.
The change of a down quark to an up quark is involved in ______ decay.
The threshold frequency of light varies depending on the type of ______.
The threshold frequency of light varies depending on the type of ______.
Baryon number is always conserved in particle ______.
Baryon number is always conserved in particle ______.
Baryons are formed from three ______.
Baryons are formed from three ______.
The only stable baryon is the ______.
The only stable baryon is the ______.
A muon is sometimes referred to as a 'heavy ______.'
A muon is sometimes referred to as a 'heavy ______.'
Strange particles decay through the ______ interaction.
Strange particles decay through the ______ interaction.
Kaons are an example of a strange particle that decays into ______ via the weak interaction.
Kaons are an example of a strange particle that decays into ______ via the weak interaction.
To investigate particle physics, particle ______ are built.
To investigate particle physics, particle ______ are built.
Strangeness can change by 0, +1 or -1 in ______ interactions.
Strangeness can change by 0, +1 or -1 in ______ interactions.
Flashcards
Nucleus
Nucleus
The center of an atom, composed of protons and neutrons.
Protons
Protons
Positively charged particles found in the nucleus of an atom.
Neutrons
Neutrons
Neutral particles found in the nucleus of an atom.
Electrons
Electrons
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Specific Charge
Specific Charge
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Strong Nuclear Force
Strong Nuclear Force
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Electromagnetic Force
Electromagnetic Force
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Weak Nuclear Force
Weak Nuclear Force
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Gravity
Gravity
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Exchange Particles
Exchange Particles
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Leptons
Leptons
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Hadrons
Hadrons
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Baryons
Baryons
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Anti-baryons
Anti-baryons
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Mesons
Mesons
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Electron Capture
Electron Capture
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Electron-Proton Collision
Electron-Proton Collision
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Beta-plus Decay
Beta-plus Decay
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Beta-minus Decay
Beta-minus Decay
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What are quarks?
What are quarks?
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What are antiquarks?
What are antiquarks?
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What is a baryon?
What is a baryon?
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What is a meson?
What is a meson?
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What is baryon number?
What is baryon number?
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Baryon Number
Baryon Number
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Quark combination
Quark combination
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Finding the Antibaryon
Finding the Antibaryon
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Strangeness
Strangeness
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Strange Particles
Strange Particles
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Muon
Muon
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Lepton Number
Lepton Number
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Particle Accelerators
Particle Accelerators
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Particle Physics Collaboration
Particle Physics Collaboration
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Conservation Law
Conservation Law
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Photoelectric Effect
Photoelectric Effect
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Threshold frequency
Threshold frequency
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Planck-Einstein Relation
Planck-Einstein Relation
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