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Physics Tutorial 21.2 - Particles and Antiparticles - Interaction and Laws of Conservation

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There are 6 lessons in this physics tutorial covering Particles and Antiparticles - Interaction and Laws of Conservation. The tutorial starts with an introduction to Particles and Antiparticles - Interaction and Laws of Conservation and is then followed with a list of the separate lessons, the tutorial is designed to be read in order but you can skip to a specific lesson or return to recover a specific physics lesson as required to build your physics knowledge of Particles and Antiparticles - Interaction and Laws of Conservation. you can access all the lessons from this tutorial below.

In this Physics tutorial, you will learn:

  • What are mesons and anti-mesons? What are some of their basic properties?
  • What is antiproton? How is can be obtained?
  • The same for antineutron and anti-photon.
  • How neutrino and antineutrino are produced?
  • What is baryon charge? What happens when baryon charge is conserved?
  • The same for lepton charge.
  • What is strangeness? Where is it observed?
  • What does the law of strangeness conservation indicate in regard to a nuclear reaction?

Introduction

How many elementary particles do you know so far? Do you think there exist others besides them?

What do you understand with antiparticle? What happens when particle and antiparticle enter in contact with each other?

How many laws of conservation do you know? Which are they? Do you think there are other laws of conservation beside them?

This tutorial introduces some other elementary particles besides those explained in the previous tutorial. Such elementary particles are useful in explaining the theory based on the well-known approach based on conservation laws, which makes the modern physics more reliable.

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Elementary Particles Learning Material
Tutorial IDPhysics Tutorial TitleTutorialVideo
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Questions
21.2Particles and Antiparticles - Interaction and Laws of Conservation
Lesson IDPhysics Lesson TitleLessonVideo
Lesson
21.2.1Mesons and Anti-mesons
21.2.2Proton and Antiproton
21.2.3Neutron and Antineutron
21.2.4Neutrino and Antineutrino
21.2.5Elementary Particles and Laws of Conservation
21.2.6Strangeness

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