Neutral Matter

Strange neutrequark

Strange matter is a type of matter which is composed of neutral particles.

Neutral Particles

Neutral particles have the same mass as their regular counterpart, but their charge is imaginary (If an electron has charge -1, a neutrelectron has charge -i). Bosons are only stable as neutral particles, which is why they do not have antiparticle versions. The symbols of neutral particles are the symbols of their regular counterparts with a tilde (~) on top.

Here is a list of neutral particles:

Neutrequarks

• Up Neutrequark (Charge: ${\frac {2}{3}}i$)
• Charm Neutrequark (Charge: ${\frac {2}{3}}i$)
• Top Neutrequark (Charge: ${\frac {2}{3}}i$)
• Down Neutrequark (Charge: $-{\frac {1}{3}}i$)
• Strange Neutrequark / Neutrestrange (Charge: $-{\frac {1}{3}}i$)
• Bottom Neutrequark (Charge: $-{\frac {1}{3}}i$)

Others

• Neutrelectron
• Neutrelectron neutrino
• Neutral muon
• Neutral muon neutrino
• Neutral tau
• Neutral tau neutrino

Generation

Non-boson neutral particles are very hard to generate. Here are some ways to get them:

• Decompose quarks or antiquarks into strings and combine them again into neutral matter
• Go out into an exaversal void to collect them as rare background radiation
• Extract them from purple quettagiants