What is the fundamental particle Graves studied most?
Neutron
Proton
Electron
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Neutrons, the fundamental particles most studied by physicist and mathematician Robert Graves, lack an electric charge, contributing to the stability of atomic nuclei. Unlike protons and electrons, neutrons possess a neutral charge making them less susceptible to electrostatic repulsion within the nucleus. Graves delved into understanding their behavior and interactions, advancing our knowledge of nuclear physics.
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