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*[[Protons]] which are composed of three quarks. | *[[Protons]] which are composed of three quarks. | ||
*[[Meson]]s which are composed of a [[quark]] anti-quark pair. | *[[Meson]]s which are composed of a [[quark]] anti-quark pair. | ||
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Revision as of 12:46, September 9, 2016
A composite particle is a sub-atomic particle that is composed of two or more fundamental particles. An atom is not a composite particle. Examples of composite particles include: