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I was wondering if their is a critical distance for quark exchange. say you have a proton and a neutron in the nucleus. When the quarks get very close to each other they exchange from the proton to the netron. they can no longer tell the difference between its up quark and the neutron's up quark so they exchange.
Is this at all true.
thanks
Is this at all true.
thanks
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