PART IV PARTICLE CHEMISTRY
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Chapter 1 Standard Model Compond Particle Structures

Section 1 Hadrons
Section 2 Bosons
Section 3 Hyperons
Section 4 Mouns
Section 5 Intermediate Vector Bosons

This chapter is an attempt at defining some selected particle compound structures. The speculation is intended as a basis for further discussion and as a way to present the concepts of the different types of particle bonds.

The illustrations of the particle compounds are intended to represent the bond structures symbolically, not physically. In addition, the illustrations are intended to be used as a unit particle calculus, a visual means of accounting for each unit particle of matter.

Hadrons

Section 1

                                       
                   Proton                               Neutron
                         
udu                             udu- or udd

Bosons    Section 2

Pions                 

                                                                                                      
udud+                                                                       ud-
First Order Neutral Pion
                First Order Positive Pion                           First Order Negative Pion

Hyperons    Section 3

Lambdas

                       
Lambda                            Anti-Lambda

Mouns    Section 4

Muons

                

        Positive Muon                         Negative Muon

Muon Neutrinos

           
muon anti-neutrino         muon neutrino
right spin
left spin

Intermediate Vector Bosons        Section 5        

                                        
W+                                                                        W                          -Z0

OTHER PARTICLE ELEMENTS

This grouping of the particle elements is based on the Standard Model first family of fundamental particles which are electrons, electron neutrinos, up and down quarks, and their anti-matter counterparts. This grouping of the particle element category contains particles that are composed solely of primary and secondary strong force bonds.

If the definition of elementary particles is that they only have primary and secondary strong bonds composing them, then all collapsed field particles are elementary particles. Since the muon neutrino is a collapsed field particle composed of primary strong force bonds, the muon neutrino also belongs in the particle element category. The same is true for the tau neutrino.

There may be many other collapsed field particles. For instance, suppose that when a first order neutral pion collapses, that the structure of the pion remains intact after the collapse. Then the collapsed pion would be another particle element.



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