The Periodic Law of Particles

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Abstract

A statistical analysis of particles shows that particles have an overall and regular relationship. All particles occupy a due amount of space-time according to their attributes. Particles with similar attributes form families. The stability of particles in the same family decreases with their increase in mass (energy). Between families, periodic changes of stability and instability are shown. This paper is based on the classification of many particles. All particles are included in the particleperiodic table (PPT) established herein. The PPT sums up the regularity of particle contact and predicted (supposed) new particles.

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Title: ScienceOpen Preprints

Publisher: ScienceOpen

Publication date (Electronic preprint): 8 June 2020

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DOI: 10.14293/S2199-1006.1.SOR-.PPABIBG.v1

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ScienceOpen disciplines: Physics

Keywords: particleperiodic table, Polarity, Supposition, Periodicity, Particle

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Shanshi Zhan wrote:

thesis topic is the "Particle Periodic Law" in which main point is that all particles have demonstrate integrity and regularity.

All particles occupy a due amount of space-time according to their attributes (properties, mass, life span, charge or polarity, motion, spin, interaction, etc.), and there are regular connections that unite all particles into a whole.

1.The known particles are classified and queued. particles with similar attributes form a particle family (called a "family" for short). Particles of the same family are arranged horizontally a by mass from small to large and named for their most characteristic features, there being seven families.

2.According to the attributes of each family of particles and the mass of the starting particle, they are arranged vertically from small to large, and shown in a chart to form a particle table (PT).

3.The mass (energy) of particles in the same family is inversely proportional to the stability. There are periodic changes of in stability and instability between families, that is, a periodic law. Therefore, the particle table can also be called the particle periodic table (PPT).

4.The PPT can be used to predict new particles and their corresponding attributes (according to the symmetry principle and possession principles). For example, the particles of strange family and giant particle family.

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