Talk:Up quark
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Does anyone know if there are any theories to the possibility that the Down Quark is composed of an Up Quark and an electron? I once heard that when a Proton and Electron mix it produces a neutron. So if this is true then if you mix an Up Quark and an electron it must form a down quark...I am not sure though. - BlackWidower
- Please see my answer to this question on Talk:Electron. -- SCZenz 22:21, 25 October 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Invented?
I don't think that the word "invented" should be used in the context of subatomic particles. Maybe it should be substituted with "theorized" or something similar. -- DotP 8 Jan 2006
