Particles

Particles

These are not particles, but they behave like particles.

More particles.

These matter particles all interact with the various force particles.

These particles also have anti particles, which have opposite charges.

You'll wear it? I'll wear it.

Size of particles

Number of particles

The wear their clothes until they wear out.

You wear my hat and I'll wear yours.

They're actually particles of force that are exchanged by the particles of matter.

If they collide, smaller particles will speed up, larger particles will slow down.

Twelve particles of matter

The world of particles

They act like particles

For sufficiently high energy, a reaction happens that transforms the particles into other particles.

Wear this.

To wear.

To wear?

Explanation In particle physics one gains knowledge about elementary particles by accelerating particles to very high kinetic energy and letting them impact on other particles.

This is strands of magnetic field. These are not particles, but they behave like particles.

Higgs particles, if you will.

Just think of the proton as an assemblage of little particles a swarm of little particles.

Inside the nucleus of the atom, we have particles upon particles when you smash them apart.

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Wear this one.

Wear a helmet.

Here, wear this.

Better wear this.

Please... wear it.

Wear something flashier.

We wear trousers.

We wear that.

I'll wear this.

They wear masks.

I will wear

Elementary particles are sometimes called point particles , but this is in a different sense than discussed above.

and become like scattered dust particles ,

and become like scattered dust particles ,

Exchange the water particles for donuts.

Higgs particles have not been discovered.

These cholesterol particles are then secreted by the liver into the blood as VLDL particles, precursors to LDL.

When particles travel in packs, the surface area is very small, and only the outside particles can collide.

In fact, we are drowning in subatomic particles hundreds, thousands of subatomic particles every time we smash atoms.