Statistics for AQA - A Level Physics - Particles and radiation #3

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
What is the baryon number of a meson	0	0%
What is the baryon number of a hadron made of anti-quarks?	-1	0%
What is the baryon number of a hadron made of quarks?	+1	0%
What is the baryon number of an anti-quark	-1/3	0%
What is the baryon number of a quark	+1/3	0%
What is the maximum range of the strong nuclear force	3fm	0%
Always have opposite sign for their quantum numbers	Antiparticles	0%
What is the interaction that acts between charged particles only	Electromagnetic	0%
What are the interactions with an infinite range	Electromagnetic and gravity	0%
What is the fundamental exchange particle for the strong nuclear force	Gluon	0%
What is the weakest fundamental force	Gravity	0%
Describe leptons	Group of particles that are subject to the weak nuclear force but not the strong nuclear force	0%
What is the family of particles that are subject to all four fundamental interactions	Hadrons	0%
Draw the Feynman diagram for electromagnetic repulsion between two electrons	https://o.quizlet.com/ifub98pgFjEGf5guUaBZ6Q_m.png	0%
What is an example of a strange meson	Kaon	0%
Billions of these particles pass through your body every second	Neutrinos	0%
All baryons decay into which particle?	protons (because protons are the hadron with the lowest mass so lowest rest energy)	0%
What are the interactions with a limited range	Strong and weak nuclear interactions	0%
What is the interaction that is repulsive below 0.5fm	Strong nuclear interaction	0%