Sub Atomic Particles

Sub Atomic Particles are composed of Neutrons (is neutral and has no charge), Protons (has a positive charge), and Electrons (has a negative charge). Neutrons and Protons are made up of smaller components called quarks (which gives rise to their charges or lack of) and gluons, which holds the quarks together that create Neutrons and Protons and is works very much like it's name implies; like a glue. The electron is a fundamental particles (it can't be broken down any further) and is much smaller in mass than a proton (over 1800 times smaller in size).

These subatomic particles come together in different combinations to create different elements/atoms.

If you enjoyed this article or need more clarity on the subject, leave a comment down below. Also, if subscribe and become a member so you are notified when there are any new updates, posts, or sales. As a member you also will earn points for every dollar spent that can be used towards: discounts on products and consults, free shipping, and much more. Join Here it's completely free! Also, if you are in need of any assistance with your health, fill out an Intake Form so we can better understand your situation and Schedule a Consult. We even have free 15 minute options. Peace and love!