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One hexaquark is stable and well known.
All the others must decay weakly.
But of all the other possible hexaquarks, how many are bound, how many are unbound to strong interaction but decay by elastic collision, how many undergo exothermic quark exchange and how many are unknown?
All the others must decay weakly.
But of all the other possible hexaquarks, how many are bound, how many are unbound to strong interaction but decay by elastic collision, how many undergo exothermic quark exchange and how many are unknown?