AQA - A Level Physics - Particles and radiation #5

What is this process called? - An inner shell electron is absorbed by a proton in the nucleus. The proton is transformed into a neutron and a neutrino is emitted

How much can strangeness change by in a weak interaction?

What is the interaction responsible for the decay of strange particles

What is the interaction responsible for the production of strange particles.

Which leptons are subject to the electromagnetic interaction

Which mesons decay through the weak interaction

Name the quantities that are conserved in all particle interactions.

Particle not subject to the strong or electromagnetic interaction are called?

Particles with a baryon number of zero are called?

Particles with a lepton number of zero are called?

Quantum number that is not always conserved is called

Strangeness is not conserved during a decay via what fundamental force?

Quantum numbers that are always conserved are called

Reason why a neutrino can't interact through the electromagnetic interaction

The fundamental exchange particle for the strong nuclear force is called

The mesons that transmits the strong nuclear force between nucleons is called

The only stable baryon is called