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What are pentaquarks and glueballs?

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Updated: 8/17/2019

A pentaquark is a particle consisting of four quarks and an antiquark. A glueball is a particle consisting of eight gluons attracted to each other because of their eight color charges, oddly mediated by themselves.

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