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Supply the simplest missing particle in the following reactions. p+ p→ p+Λ0 +? p+p→n+? π −...

Supply the simplest missing particle in the following reactions.

p+ p→ p+Λ0 +?

p+p→n+?

π − + p → Ξ0 + K 0 + ?

K − + n → Λ0 + ?

ντ +p→n+?

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This reaction should also contain a positively charged kaon. The simplest reason for this is that the total charge before and after the reaction should remain conserved.

b)   . This is a type of associated strangeness production where two emitted particles will have the opposite strangeness in order to conserve the strangeness before and after reaction.

c) . There will be no more product other than these because all quantities are conserved here.

d) . The production of pion will ensure the charge conservation in this reaction.

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