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Why don’t electrons and protons simply form neutrons?

Posted on March 11, 2008 by Wyken Seagrave

Why don’t electrons and protons simply come together by electrostatic forces collide and form neutrons i.e. why doesn’t everything turn into neutron star material?
Alaster McDonach from East Renfrewshire (Age: 45-54)

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