P02 Quarks + Leptons

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What do leptons interact through?
weak, gravitational and electromagnetic
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What do hadrons interact through?
strong, weak, gravitational
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What are hadrons split into?
baryons and mesons
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Name the baryons:
protons, neutrons
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Name the antibaryons:
antiprotons, antineutrons
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Name the mesons:
pion, kaon
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Name the hadrons:
protons, neutrons, antiprotons, antineutrons, pions, kaons
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What are all particles split into?
leptons, hadrons, bosons
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How many quarks do baryons have?
3
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How many quarks do mesons have?
2
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Why are baryons separate from other groups?
they are made up of quarks
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Why are leptons separate from other groups?
they cannot be further split
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Why are bosons separate from other groups?
they are exchange particles
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What is the only stable baryon?
proton
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Name the leptons:
electron, positron, muon, antimuon, neutrino, antineutrino
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Name the bosons:
photons, Z, W, Higgs
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What is the exchange particle of the strong nuclear force?
pion
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What do kaons decay into?
pions
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What decay into pions?
kaons
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Which particles have a baryon number of 1?
baryons
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Which particles have a baryon number of 0?
not baryons
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Which particles have a lepton number of 1?
leptons
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Which particles have a lepton number of 0?
not leptons
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What do muons decay into?
electrons
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What decay into electrons?
muons
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What are strange particles always created in?
pairs
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What interaction produces strange particles?
strong
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What interaction do strange particles decay through?
weak
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Which type of interaction must strangeness be conserved in?
strong
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Which type of interaction can strangeness change by 1, 0 or -1 in?
weak
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How many types of quark does aqa pretend there are?
3
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Name the “3” types of quark:
up, down, strange
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What quark combination makes a proton?
uud
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What particle has the quarks uud?
proton
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What quark combination makes a neutron?
udd
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What particle has the quarks udd?
neutron
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What particle has the quarks ūūđ?
antiproton
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What particle has the quarks ūđđ?
antineutron
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What particle has the quarks uđ?
π⁺
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What particle has the quarks ūd?
π⁻
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What particle has the quarks uū?
π⁰
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What particle has the quarks uś?
K⁺
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What particle has the quarks dś?
K⁰
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What particle has the quarks ūs?
K⁻
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What happens to the quarks in β⁺ decay?
an up quark changes to a down quark
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What happens to the quarks in β⁻ decay?
a down quark changes to an up quark
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Which 4 things need to be conserved in all particle equations?
charge, baryon number, lepton number, strangeness
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What 2 extra things are always conserved in particle equations?
energy and momentum