The decay of beryllium-14 suggests that this particle may exist in free clusters of four. This particle's charge can be altered by the emission of a W boson, antineutrino and a lepton, and one of these particles can be formed through electron capture. A member of a class of particles also known as triquarks, this particle falls in the class known as nucleonic baryons and it consists of two down quarks and an up quark. For 10 points, these are wha
The decay of beryllium-14 suggests that this particle may exist in free clusters of four. This particle's charge can be altered by the emission of a W boson, antineutrino and a lepton, and one of these particles can be formed through electron capture. A member of a class of particles also known as triquarks, this particle falls in the class known as nucleonic baryons and it consists of two down quarks and an up quark. For 10 points, these are what chargeless particles found in atomic nuclei?
The decay of beryllium-14 suggests that this particle may exist in free clusters of four.
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