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What is the mass of neutrons?
The neutron has a mass of1.675×10-24g (939.565mev) and consists of two lower quarks and one upper quark.

1932, British physicist james chadwick conducted a series of experiments at Cambridge university. He bombarded the boron-10 nucleus with alpha particles, and obtained the nitrogen-13 nucleus and a new kind of ray, which proved that the gamma ray hypothesis was untenable. He proposed that this new radiation is a neutral particle with a mass similar to that of protons, and designed experiments to prove his theory. This neutral particle is called a neutron.

The+-sign in the figure represents the smallest inseparable unit of positive and negative electromagnetic information-quantum bit.

(john wheeler, a famous physicist, once famously said: Everything comes from bit by bit.

After the prosperity of quantum information research, this concept has been sublimated to everything from quantum bits.

Note: One point is one point.