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The '''Z particle''', also known as the Z boson, is one of two particles that transmit the [[weak force]], which is one of the four elementary physical forces. The Z particle is neutral in charge, and is roughly 90 times heavier than the [[proton]]. | The '''Z particle''', also known as the Z boson, is one of two particles that transmit the [[weak force]], which is one of the four elementary physical forces. The Z particle is neutral in charge, and is roughly 90 times heavier than the [[proton]]. | ||
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The Z particle, also known as the Z boson, is one of two particles that transmit the weak force, which is one of the four elementary physical forces. The Z particle is neutral in charge, and is roughly 90 times heavier than the proton.