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what are leptons and mesons in weak nuclear forces?​

Answer 1

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╚» Mesons are hadrons that do not decay into protons, such as: pions and kaons. ... Baryons and mesons aren't fundamental particles and so can be split into smaller particles known as quarks. Leptons − Leptons are particles that interact using the weak nuclear force.

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1. At GCSE you would have learned about the subatomic particles known as protons and neutrons and electrons.
2. Baryons and mesons aren't fundamental particles and so can be split into smaller particles known as quarks.
3. Leptons − Leptons are particles that interact using the weak nuclear force.

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