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Yes. Both the proton and the antiproton are annihilated; they convert to gamma radiation.

Yes. Both the proton and the antiproton are annihilated; they convert to gamma radiation.

Yes. Both the proton and the antiproton are annihilated; they convert to gamma radiation.

Yes. Both the proton and the antiproton are annihilated; they convert to gamma radiation.

Q: Is a proton annihilated when it interacts with an antiproton?
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Yes. Both the proton and the antiproton are annihilated; they convert to gamma radiation.

Yes. Both the proton and the antiproton are annihilated; they convert to gamma radiation.

Yes. Both the proton and the antiproton are annihilated; they convert to gamma radiation.

Yes. Both the proton and the antiproton are annihilated; they convert to gamma radiation.

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antiproton

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Yes. Specifically, it is made of antiquarks.

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It is -1 as it the opposite of the baryon number of a proton.

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Positron, antineutron, antiproton

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