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Also known as anti-particle

thumb|alt=Diagram illustrating the particles and antiparticles of electron, neutron and proton, as well as their "size" (not to scale). It is easier to identify them by looking at the total mass of both the antiparticle and particle. On the left, from top to bottom, is shown an electron (small red dot), a proton (big blue dot), and a neutron (big dot, black in the middle, gradually fading to white near the edges). On the right, from top to bottom, are shown the anti electron (small blue dot), anti proton (big red dot) and anti neutron (big dot, white in the middle, fading to black near the edg

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An antiparticle is a particle that has the same mass as its corresponding regular particle but opposite properties, such as opposite electrical charge. When a particle and its antiparticle meet, they annihilate each other, which is significant because this process converts their combined mass into energy.

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