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• It is also the first antinucleus containing an anti-strange quark ."
• Strange quarks are much denser than up or down quarks.
• Strange quarks are found in subatomic particles called hadrons.
• It, along with the strange quark is part of the equal magnitude but opposite sign.
• The strange quarks then merge into the heavy atomic nucleus to form a stable strangelet.
• One cannot assume that under all conditions the yield of strange quarks is in thermal equilibrium.
• Both of them are baryons that are composed of one bottom, one down, and one strange quark.
• It was discovered by quark generations  namely, a down quark, a strange quark, and a bottom quark.
• It could conceivably be non-strange quark matter, if the effective mass of the strange quark were too high.
• It could conceivably be non-strange quark matter, if the effective mass of the strange quark were too high.
• Strange quarks also bind with the heavier charm and bottom quarks which also like to bind with each other.
• Including the strange quark in this scheme gives rise to the Eightfold Way scheme for classifying mesons and baryons.
• Stars partially made up of quark matter ( including strange quark matter ) are also referred to as hybrid stars.
• This includes the up and down quarks, and to a lesser extent the strange quark, but not any of the others.
• The former is the preferred decay channel in minimal supersymmetric GUTs where dimension-5 operators induce decays that require a strange quark.
• "Rochester and Butler had in fact discovered the first particles contained what is now known as a strange quark, " he added.
• As for strange quarks, apparently they would almost all be bound into talk ) 19 : 56, 2 January 2011 ( UTC)
• Also what does chemistry look like if the strange quark is stable ? talk ) 18 : 24, 2 January 2011 ( UTC)
• In 2015, Z . G . Dai et al . from Nanjing University suggested that Supernova ASASSN-15lh is a newborn strange quark star.
• Example of hadrons containing strange quarks include kaons ( ), strange D mesons ( ), Sigma baryons ( ), and other strange particles.