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  • 01-09-2016
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Are electrons,protons,or neutrons the smallest particles?if not,what are

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SkylerChasko
SkylerChasko SkylerChasko
  • 01-09-2016
No, atoms are the smallest particles (Pretty sure).
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legendaryshayy legendaryshayy
  • 01-09-2016
Yes, because there is nothing that makes them.Plus their size is specilative but they are clearly smaller than a hardon
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