What particles come out when you break up a neutron?

Jerry Jacobson @Jerry_Jacobson2

04 April 2018 1 3K Report

When neutrons collide and they break apart? What particles come out?

MUNISH KUMAR

when neutron decay, then

n---> p + e- + anti(v)+786 keV energy

or sometimes pions

n -->p +(pi)- etc.

p for proton

e for electron

v for neutrino

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