Description : What are the differences between top, bottom, strange, and charm quarks from the standard 'up' and 'down' quarks?
Last Answer : Standard disclaimer: I'm but a caveman Yes, they have different mass, but also other properties that make them different. It's a deep rabbit hole, but have you checked out Wikipedia ... properties (along with a good general article on quarks) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quark#Table_of_properties
Description : Were all quarks, leptons and gluons quantum entangled by the Big Bang? If so, what decoupled them?
Last Answer : Ah, at last one of your questions I can answer Spontaneous combustion
Description : The magnitude of the quarks' electric charge is: w) zero. x) greater than the electron's charge. y) equal to the electron's charge. z) less than the electron's charge.
Last Answer : ANSWER: Z -- LESS THAN THE ELECTRON'S CHARGE.
Description : How many quarks make up a proton?
Last Answer : ANSWER: 3
Description : There is evidence that quarks come in how many flavors? Is it: w) 1 x) 3 y) 5 z) 7
Last Answer : ANSWER: Y -- 5
Description : How many quarks make up a neutron?
Description : How many colors of quarks are believed to exist? Is it: w) 1 x) 3 y) 5 z) 7
Last Answer : ANSWER: X -- 3
Description : Can Quarks (or smaller) be used in computing?
Last Answer : Until someone more knowledgeable responds to your question, here is my understanding. Quarks are inside of subparticles and cannot be directly manipulated. However, there is serious work going on to build quantum computers that, I believe, use quantum properties of electrons.
Description : If all the quarks, gluons, electrons, photons, gravitons and so on in existence came from a single-point event, are they all quantum entangled? (Strange Universe Series)
Last Answer : answer:This sounds more like eastern mysticism then science (I had to throw that one in there). I've responded to several of your other strange universe series questions and in some of my long posts I ... level of reality that seems to make up the majority of outer space, the i-ther/dark matter?
Description : Do you have any little quarks that need to be fixed or changed when you see them?
Last Answer : *quirks (I agree about the toilet paper.)
Description : When will scientists find smaller building blocks than quarks and gluons?
Last Answer : Well, a gluon isn’t a “building block”. It’s a force particle. But I see your point.
Description : Nucleons are regarded as composites sub-particles known as – (1) Mesons (2) Quarks (3) Leptons (4) Photons
Last Answer : (2) Quarks
Description : The particle made up of quarks and Glu- ons?
Last Answer : Hadrons
Description : Nucleons are regarded as composites sub-particles known as (1) Mesons (2) Quarks (3) Leptons (4) Photons
Last Answer : Quarks
Description : When number of turns in a coil is trippled, without any change in the length of coil, its self inductance becomes? (1) Nine times (2) Three times (3) Six times (4) One-third
Last Answer : (1) Nine times
Description : Number of power supplies required to get output of op-amp is A. two B. four C. six D. three
Last Answer : two
Description : If a three farad capacitor and a six farad capacitor are connected in parallel, what is their equivalent capacitance?
Last Answer : ANSWER: 9 FARADS
Description : When number of turns in a coil is trippled, without any change in the length of coil, its self inductance becomes? (1) Nine times (2) Three times (3) Six times (4) One–third
Last Answer : Nine times
Description : How can the gravity be a constant if that of the earth is, say, six times weaker of the moon? Or inversely, how can be six time weaker than the earth when it is a constant?
Last Answer : That constant only holds here on earth. On the moon it’s like one sixth of that.
Description : How many atoms per unit cell are in a face-centered-cubic crystal? w) two x) four y) six z) eight
Last Answer : ANSWER: X -- FOUR