So far the smallest particle discovered is "Neutrino"
You might get a lot of answers saying a quark or something else it is wrong. Since not a lot of people don't know about neutrino they would think this answer if the 2nd smallest. Although this is the smallest discovered. There is a lot of smaller thing that have not been proved to exist. Like string particles, planck particle. Which if those are real, they are predicted to be MILLIONS of times smaller. Maybe a lot more. I'm sorry but even I don't know a lot of information about neutrino. And it might be hard to find information about it.
This is a difficult question because size doesn't really apply to particle physics, even less when one considers particle-wave dualities. Of all the particles that can be considered as "matter", muon neutrinos (νμ) are currently understood as the lightest, with a mass of about 170 keV, or around 3.311 x 10-31 kilograms.
On the other hand, forces are also carried by (non-matter) particles, photons (mediate the electromagnetic force) and gluons (mediate the strong nuclear force) are both known to have zero mass.
the lepton and quark
an alpha particle
A colloid is not a subatomic particle.
The spin of a subatomic particle is an intrinsic property that is not caused by the particle physically spinning on its axis. It is a fundamental characteristic of the particle that has a quantized value based on its quantum state. Spin is a crucial aspect of particle physics and plays a role in determining the particle's behavior in various interactions.
yes. it is a particle in a normal atom's nucleus
An atom is the smallest particle of a substance.
the smallest particle is an atom there can be billions on the fingertip of your nail!
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The hammer in the ear
It is: 1
85 millimeters
smalest
The soprillo saxophone.
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It is Vitican City.
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