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Bottom (or beauty) How1 #722598 One of the six quarks in the Standard Model, and the second heaviest. Studying the "b" quark helps us better understand the differences between matter and antimatter.

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The Infinite Passport Glossary »The Infinite Passport GlossaryThe Infinite Passport Glossary☜Translated from the Passeport pour les deux infinis, IN2P3/Dunod, https://pass2i.ijclab.in2p3.fr/ (French); updated with ICHEP2024 conference (https://ichep2024.org) for IPPOG☜F1CEB7

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Matter Constituents »Matter ConstituentsMatter Constituents☜Large groups of atoms or molecules form the bulk matter of everyday life. Depending on temperature and other conditions, matter may appear in any of several states: solids, liquids, gases, and plasmas. At the most fundamental level, however, matter is composed of elementary particles known as quarks and leptons. ☜FFB597

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Elementary Matter Constituents »Elementary Matter ConstituentsElementary Matter Constituents☜The fundamental components of matter. They are called elementary because, to date, no one has found any evidence of a size or of an internal structure, despite the experiments studying them. An atom isnt an elementary particle, as it is made up of electrons, protons, and neutrons. Neither are nucleons, as they are made up of quarks. Conversely, electrons and quarks are elementary particles unless proven otherwise☜9FDDBE

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6 Quarks »6 Quarks6 Quarks☜Quarks are elementary components of matter. Six types of quarks were discovered, that each has an associated antiparticle, called an antiquark. Since they are subjected to the strong interaction, quarks can never be found isolated: they are always bound together in quark-antiquark pairs or in groups of three through the strong interaction.☜D3ABAB

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Bottom (or beauty)Bottom (or beauty)☜One of the six quarks in the Standard Model, and the second heaviest. Studying the b quark helps us better understand the differences between matter and antimatter.☜5CA4D9

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