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These quarks are bound together by strong nuclear force.''In particle physics, every force is mediated by a special kind of force particle,

and the force particle of the strong nuclear force is said the gluon Anton Rebhan (TU Wien).

while eight different kinds of gluons play a similar role for the strong nuclear force. However, there is one important difference:

of pure nuclear force, is theoretically possible. Several particles have been found in particle accelerator experiments which are considered to be viable candidates for glueballs.

#Scientists say theye found a particle made entirely of nuclear force After decades of searching, scientists say theye finally identified a glueball-a particle made purely of nuclear force.

Hypothesised to exist as part of the standard model of particle physics, glueballs have eluded scientists since the 1970s because they can only be detected indirectly by measuring their process of decay.

gluons are in charge of exerting a strong nuclear force.""In particle physics, every force is mediated by a special kind of force particle,

and the force particle of the strong nuclear force is the gluon, "explains one of the researchers, Anton Rebhan from the Vienna University of Technology.

gluons can be bound together via their own nuclear force to form glueballs.""The existence of glueball particles brings the idea that,

Along with gravity the electromagnetic interaction and weak nuclear force strong-interactions are one of four fundamental forces. Lead scientist Professor Tim Gershon from The University of Warwick's Department of physics explains:

and will lead to a better understanding of quark formations created by nuclear forces, with possible implications in astrophysics."

and will lead to a better understanding of quark formations created by nuclear forces, with possible implications in astrophysics.

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