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taylordnz
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in the atom if you try to look into a neutron for example you would see the quark/gluon triangle but if you use a wave length to spot it won't the uncertainty princable make the particles change there location and so disrupt the nucleus and rips it apart. is that possible?
Question 2
is there any repulsion forces between the quark/gluon triangle that makes a proton apart from electrons and neutrons?
Question 2
is there any repulsion forces between the quark/gluon triangle that makes a proton apart from electrons and neutrons?