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Messenger particles of the weak interaction are called:
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When a kaon decays via the strong interaction the products must include a:
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A certain process produces baryons that decay with a lifetime of 4 *10-24 s. The decay is a result of:
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The interaction - + p - + + violates the principle of conservation of:
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The interaction - + p K- + + violates the principle of conservation of:
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A certain process produces mesons that decay with a lifetime of 6 * 10-10 s. The decay is a result of:
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The stability of the proton is predicted by the laws of conservation of energy and conservation of:
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Compared to the lifetimes of particles that decay via the weak interaction, the lifetimes of particles that decay via the strong interaction are:
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Two baryons interact to produce pions only, the original baryons disappearing. One of the baryons must have been:
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A baryon with strangeness 0 decays via the strong interaction into two particles, one of which is a baryon with strangeness +1. The other is:
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