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Two Particles Interact to Produce Only Photons, with the Original

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Two particles interact to produce only photons, with the original particles disappearing.The particles must have been:


A) mesons
B) strange particles
C) strongly interacting
D) leptons
E) a particle-antiparticle pair

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