where is the antiproton, positron, meson, pion & photon in the nucleus ?
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Non of these particles exists in the nucleus of an atom. A nucleus is mainly formed by protons and neutrons which are further made up of up and down quarks.
abhishek450:
but where it lies
Fundamental particles.
They exist on their own but decays very soon, therefore can't be observed frequently in environment.
They exist on their own but decays very soon, therefore can't be observed frequently in environment.
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