how anti matter is made
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Positrons are commonly produced by radioactivity – they're a byproduct of β+ decay, in which a proton in the atomic nucleus transmutes into a neutron. Other antiparticles result from high-energy collisions, in which the excess energy produces pairs of particles and their antimattercounterparts.
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Antimatter is a material composed of the antiparticle partners to the corresponding particles of ordinary matter.
For example , in Matter , a proton has positive charge while in an Antimatter, an antiproton has negative charge.
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