Question

Explain the statement the failure to detect free quarks is not an experimental problem

Answer 1

$\huge \sf Quarks \colon$

• Quarks are sub fundamental particles which are found in protons.

• The types of quarks : Up Quark,Down Quark,Top Quark, Bottom Quark and Side Quark

• The particle of least order which is capable of independent existence is an electron

• Quarks can't be found experimentally as they don't exist freely

Obtaining a quark in itself in an impossible task as of now,thus this failure can't be attributed to experimental errors