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Zaiden Krause
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8 March, 12:50
What is the smallest particle?
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Annie Nunez
8 March, 13:09
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The smallest unit of matter is the atom, while the smallest particle differs. The smallest particle is the quark.
Final answer: - quark
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Aidyn
8 March, 13:16
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A quark is the smallest known particle to man and woman kind
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