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Outside the nucleus a neutron is relatively unstable. It splits into three particles; a proton, electron and an antineutrino. Antineutrinos have the exact same properties as a neutrino however their spin opposes that of a neutrino. It is unknown if they annihilate when they come into contact with a neutrino. |
Outside the nucleus a neutron is relatively unstable. It splits into three particles; a proton, electron and an antineutrino. Antineutrinos have the exact same properties as a neutrino however their spin opposes that of a neutrino. It is unknown if they annihilate when they come into contact with a neutrino. |
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Template:Deletion--Alan del Beccio 06:38, 24 Jul 2005 (UTC)
Outside the nucleus a neutron is relatively unstable. It splits into three particles; a proton, electron and an antineutrino. Antineutrinos have the exact same properties as a neutrino however their spin opposes that of a neutrino. It is unknown if they annihilate when they come into contact with a neutrino.
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