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particle has a mass of 140 MeV/ c2.
Which row of the table is correct for the antiparticle of a ?
| Particle classification | Mass/ MeV/c2 |
A | Baryon | +140 |
B | Baryon | -140 |
C | Meson | +140 |
D | Meson | -140 |
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Particle Interactions & Conservation (Edexcel A Level Physics): Exam Questions
21 mins6 questions
21 mark
1 markWhich of the following particles is an example of a fundamental particle?
nucleus
neutrino
pion
proton
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11 mark
1 markWhich row of the table summarises the mass and charge of an antineutron?
| Mass / u | Charge / e |
A | 0 | 0 |
B | 0 | -1 |
C | 1 | 0 |
D | 1 | +1 |
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21 mark
1 markA high-energy proton can interact with a photon to produce two particles.
Which of the following could be the two particles produced?
n + π0
n + π+
π0 + π+
π− + π+
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31 mark
1 markWhich of the following particle equations is correct for the decay of a proton within a nucleus?
p → n + β+
p → p + β+
p → n + β+ + v
p → p + β+ + v
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