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|    MrAnderson to All    |
|    Particles-atoms hybrids    |
|    14 Jan 17 14:08:49    |
      From: adam.w.krajewski@gmail.com              So, is it possible to make hybrid atoms with the neutron or proton replaced by       different particle? I know you can switch electrons with muons, but is it       possible with nucleons? And also, would it allow us to make some interesting       materials?              This question came to me When I was thinking about airships in my sf universe,       and which gas would be best for lifting them. Because I don't like neither       hydrogen (flammable) or helium (makes many flight procedures more complicated       and adds a lot of        equipment)              Any ideas if that would work out?              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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