History of Baryon

	Revision 13 . . November 9, 2001 12:13 pm by Josh Grosse [Removing superposition comment, see talk]
	Revision 12 . . November 9, 2001 10:47 am by (logged).196.133.xxx [some mesons are more than one quark antiquark pair]

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Baryons, along with mesons, belong to the family of particles known as hadrons, meaning they are composed of quarks. Baryons have three quarks, whereas mesons have a quark and an antiquark (or superpositions of quark/antiquark pairs) and so are bosonic.

Baryons, along with mesons, belong to the family of particles known as hadrons, meaning they are composed of quarks. Baryons have three quarks, whereas mesons have a quark and an antiquark and so are bosonic.