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Proton decay

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Proton decay is a hypothetical form of particle decay in which a proton, a fundamental constituent of atomic nuclei, transforms into lighter particles. This process would imply that protons are not absolutely stable, as is commonly assumed in the Standard Model of particle physics, which treats them as stable particles under normal conditions.
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