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If we consider the three well-known particles:
we can see that the proton, which must be placed opposite the electron because of its charge, has a mass like the neutron's, almost exactly the same. Something is wrong with this classification that can't be fixed by a mere rearranging of the particles. But replacing the proton with a neutron and an anti-electron gives us a more balanced arrangement.
And since these are listed by category, this is the same as:
This leaves a neutron of relatively large mass between two oppositely-charged electrons of small mass. |
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