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A proton is a positively charged particle which is generally considered to be a composite particle comprising of three quarks interacting through the strong force (e.g. in the standard model.)
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Proton: 2 up, 1 down quark, Neutron: 2 down, 1 up, how can Neutron: proton + electron?
I imagine that there is a pretty simple answer to my question, but I have just never gotten it straight. If a proton is comprised of two up quarks and a down, and neutrons are comprised of two down a …
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