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== Quarks final state may not always be up or down. == |
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My comment will be specifically concerning the sentence: |
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This process continues until stable particles (electrons, or up and down quarks) are produced. |
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which might mislead some readers into thinking that up and down quarks are the final stable state for quarks. However this is not necessarily the case theoretically. See: |
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[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strange_matter]]. |
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I suggest this can be rectified by inserting the word usually before "electrons, or up ..." to account for such exceptions. |
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[[User:Billyziege|Billyziege]] 20:33, 8 March 2007 (UTC)Billyziege |
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Quarks final state may not always be up or down.
My comment will be specifically concerning the sentence:
This process continues until stable particles (electrons, or up and down quarks) are produced.
which might mislead some readers into thinking that up and down quarks are the final stable state for quarks. However this is not necessarily the case theoretically. See: [[1]]. I suggest this can be rectified by inserting the word usually before "electrons, or up ..." to account for such exceptions.
Billyziege 20:33, 8 March 2007 (UTC)Billyziege