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... charge conjugation , which changes the sign of the electric charge , implies that every charged elementary particle has an oppositely charged partner , its antiparticle . The antiparticle of an electrically neutral particle may be ...
... charge conjugation , which changes the sign of the electric charge , implies that every charged elementary particle has an oppositely charged partner , its antiparticle . The antiparticle of an electrically neutral particle may be ...
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... charge but not in hypercharge - such as proton and neu- tron , or such as the three pions - are called charge multi- plets , or isospin multiplets . It is believed that the small mass differences that can exist between differently charged ...
... charge but not in hypercharge - such as proton and neu- tron , or such as the three pions - are called charge multi- plets , or isospin multiplets . It is believed that the small mass differences that can exist between differently charged ...
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... charge . In such salts , the complex ion may be either the cationic ( positively charged ) or the anionic ( negatively charged ) component ( or , on occasion , both ) . The hydrated nickel ion ( above ) is an example of a cationic ...
... charge . In such salts , the complex ion may be either the cationic ( positively charged ) or the anionic ( negatively charged ) component ( or , on occasion , both ) . The hydrated nickel ion ( above ) is an example of a cationic ...
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