The radiative decay of this particle has a half-life on the order of at least ten to the thirty-five years.
The radiative decay of this particle has a half-life on the order of at least ten to the thirty-five years. A technique in analytical chemistry measures the precession of the magnetic moments of nuclei (NOO-clay-eye) with an odd number of these particles, which is a type of (*) NMR. This particle is composed of two up quarks and one down quark. Two of these particles and two neutrons comprise an alpha particle. For 10 points, name this first-generation hadron which is equivalent to the H-plus ion and is the positively charged component of an atomic nucleus.
The radiative decay of this particle has a half-life on the order of at least ten to the thirty-five years.
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