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Particles and Radiation
Conservation Laws and Particle Interactions
The Electromagnetic and Strong Force
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What is the electromagnetic force between?
Charged particles
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What is the exchange particle that carries the electromagnetic force?
Virtual photon
,
γ
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What is a property of the photon?
It has no
mass
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What is another property of the photon?
It has no
charge
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What is a third property of the photon?
It is its own
antiparticle
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When do electromagnetic interactions occur?
When two
charged particles
interact
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What happens when two charged particles, like electrons, interact?
A
virtual photon
is exchanged
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What does the electromagnetic force do regarding electrons and atoms?
It
binds
electrons
to
atoms
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Why do electrons bind to the nucleus of an atom?
Due to
attractive forces
between
charges
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What are hadrons made up of?
Quarks
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What interaction are hadrons subject to?
The strong interaction
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What is the exchange particle of the strong interaction between nucleons?
Pion
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What is the exchange particle of the strong interaction between quarks?
Gluon
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Why can't leptons interact with the strong force?
They are not made up of
quarks
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What is exchanged between an up and down quark during their interaction?
The
gluon
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What are the key properties of the photon?
No
mass
No
charge
Its own
antiparticle
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What are the differences between hadrons and leptons regarding the strong force?
Hadrons: made of
quarks
, interact with strong force
Leptons: not made of quarks, do not interact with strong force
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