Submitted by Oheligud t3_11pm5bs in askscience
OtHanski t1_jbyu4ig wrote
In addition to what u/ChromaticDragon already mentioned, if I recall correctly, it would in theory be possible to have an atomic nucleus comprised of protons and antineutrons. However, the protons consist of 3 quarks (uud) and the neutrons consist of 3 antiquarks (-udd).
=> The atom would not be very stable, as the quarks might interact and annihilate with the antiquarks.
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