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Newton's laws of motion
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Baryon vs meson vs lepton
Defining properties of elementary particles
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Spin (physics)
Why do the electron and the proton have the same charge except for the opposite signs?
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Mass
measures
inertia
and acts
as
the source of Newtonian
gravity
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Mass
is
a
measure
of the amount of
matter
in an object or substance. It is
a
fundamental property in
physics
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as
grams
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g
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kilograms
(kg).
Mass
is
a
scalar
quantity
, meaning it has magnitude but no direction.
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