Antiparticleball

In particle physics, every type particle is associated with an antiparticle, which are particles with the same mass but with an opposite charge. An example of a particle and its antiparticle is the Electronball and its antiparticle equivalent is the Positronball, also known as the Antielectronball. Photonball, Gluonsnake, and Z' Bosonball however, are different, as they are their own antiparticle. Particle-Antiparticle pairs can annihilate each other, producing Photonballs.

Listed below are some the antiparticles that exist:


 * Positronball, the antiparticle of Electronball
 * Antineutronball, the antiparticle of Neutronball
 * Antiprotonball, the antiparticle of Protonball
 * Antikaonball, the antiparticle of Kaonball
 * Antipionball, the antiparticle of Pionball
 * Antimuonball, the antiparticle of Muonball
 * Antitauball, the antiparticle of Tauball
 * Antineutrinoball, the antiparticle of Neutrinoball
 * AntiUp Quarkball, the antiparticle of Up Quarkball
 * AntiDown Quarkball, the antiparticle of Down Quarkball
 * AntiCharm Quarkball, the antiparticle of Charm Quarkball
 * AntiStrange Quarkball, the antiparticle of Strange Quarkball
 * AntiTop Quarkball, the antiparticle of Top Quarkball
 * AntiBottom Quarkball, the antiparticle of Bottom Quarkball
 * Electron Antineutrinoball, the antiparticle of Electron Neutrinoball
 * Muon Antineutrinoball, the antiparticle of Muon Neutrinoball
 * Tau Antineutrinoball, the antiparticle of Tau Neutrinoball