The fundamental particles that are the building blocks of hadrons are
a. leptons.
b. baryons.
c. mesons.
d. intermediate (or gauge) bosons.
e. quarks.
e
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Which organic compound is represented by a pentagon?
a. Benzene b. Cyclopentane c. Cyclopropane d. Cyclobutane e. Methane
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What kind of energy does sunlight possess?
A) kinetic B) radiative C) mechanical D) potential
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How many moons does Pluto have
What will be an ideal response?
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