Chemistry, 16.11.2020 16:40 andybiersack154

For which generation, if any, is the statement "Negatively charged quarks have the same strangeness as positively charged quarks" NOT true? F First generation only G Second generation only H Second and third generations only J None of the generations; the statement is true for all the given generations.

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