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what is smaller than an atom

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Quarks represent the smallest known subatomic particles

Explanation:

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Protons, neutrons, electrons, quarks and gluons

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An atom isn't the smallest particle in the Universe - there are many particles much smaller than atoms .

Inside atoms , in the nucleus , are protons and neutrons.

Inside protons and neutrons are quarks , which are "glued" together by gluons.

Around the nucleus are electrons .

So as you can see, atoms are not the smallest particles in the Universe .

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