Chemistry, asked by pushkar1479, 1 year ago

What is a fundamental particle?

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Answered by arpangupta1234

in particle physics, in elementary particle or fundamental particle is a sub atomic particle with no sub structure,thus not composed of other particles .

Answered by KALAMU

Explanation:

fundamental particles mean the matter which help & take part in chemical reaction.

electron

proton

neutron

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