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composite particle

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composite particle
A subatomic particle that is composed of two or more elementary particles. The protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom are composite particles, as they are composed of quarks; electrons orbiting the nucleus are not composite particles. See also elementary particlesubatomic particle


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As a result of this study, we have come to believe that a true understanding of particle morphology requires one to assess (a) the overall shape of the composite particle, (b) the composition of the polymer present at the particle/ water interface, and (c) the internal structure of the particle, in the present paper we focus on the morphology determination for the second and third composite latices in this series.
 
 
 
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