antibaryon

/ˌæntiˈbɛriˌɑn/
noun
  1. The antimatter counterpart of a baryon (such as a proton or neutron), having the opposite charge but the same mass.
    • In particle physics, an antibaryon is produced when a baryon and its antiparticle collide.
    • An antibaryon has the same mass as its baryon partner but opposite properties.
    • Scientists study antibaryons to understand the early universe.
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