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The quarks inside protons and neutrons

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  1. A neutron is up, down, down. What charge does that add to?

    • Plus 1
    • Minus 1
    • 0
  2. What is the quark content of a proton?

    • Up, down, down
    • Up, up, down
    • Down, down, down
  3. In beta-minus decay, a down quark turns into an up quark.

    En entourer un :   Vrai   Faux

  4. A neutron decays by beta-minus. What are the products?

    • Proton plus electron plus antineutrino
    • Two protons plus a photon
    • Neutron plus positron only
  5. Which three tallies must match on both sides of a reaction?

    • Mass, speed, and colour
    • Protons, neutrons, and electrons
    • Charge, baryon number, and lepton number
  6. How do quarks and leptons differ?

    • Leptons feel the strong force
    • Quarks group into hadrons; leptons do not
    • Both group into hadrons
  7. A particle is built from up, up, strange, where strange carries minus one third like down. What is its charge?

    • 0
    • Plus 2
    • Plus 1
  8. A student writes neutron to proton plus electron and stops. What is missing?

    • An antineutrino is missing
    • Nothing is missing
    • A photon is missing
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  1. 0 · Two thirds minus one third minus one third is exactly zero.
  2. Up, up, down · Two ups and one down add to plus one, the proton's charge.
  3. Vrai · That single flip converts the neutron into a proton.
  4. Proton plus electron plus antineutrino · The quark flip yields a proton, and the electron plus antineutrino balance the books.
  5. Charge, baryon number, and lepton number · Those three conserved counts judge every proposed reaction.
  6. Quarks group into hadrons; leptons do not · Quarks bind through the strong force into hadrons, while leptons stay solitary.
  7. Plus 1 · Two thirds plus two thirds minus one third is plus one, by the same arithmetic.
  8. An antineutrino is missing · Without the antineutrino the lepton tally reads zero against one.
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