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Δ+ and Δ0 are different from the nucleons in the following respects:

Isospin - Delta baryons have an isospin of 3/2, while the nucleons have an isospin of 1/2

Jp - Δ+ and Δ0 have a the total angular momentum of 3/2 and a positive parity, the nucleons have the total angular momentum of 1/2 and positive parity

Charge - protons and Δ+ have a charge of +1, neutrons and Δ0 have no charge.

Lifetime - Δ+ and Δ0 are extremely short lived; their mean lifetime is just about 5.58 x 10-24 s

Apart from that, they differ in term of their quark content and rest mass.

Δ+ and Δ0 are slightly more massive with their rest mass of approx. 1,232 MeV/c2 compared to approx 939 MeV/c2 of the nucleons

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