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1 Particle Physics Introduction www.particleadventure.org

2 Vocab Define the following terms. Elementary particle Quark Lepton Hadron Baryon Meson Gluons Annihilation Virtual Particle Exchange Particle Boson

3 What are the fundamental building blocks of matter? How many of each type are there? What is anti-matter? How is it different than matter? What kind of charges do quarks have? Make a table organizing the elementary particles and the information you read about each particle. How is a baryon different than a meson List the Exchange Particles

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