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  • Understanding Massless, Negatively Charged Particles: An Explanation
    There is no known subatomic particle that has no mass and a negative charge.

    Here's why:

    * Mass: All known subatomic particles have some mass, even if it's very small.

    * Charge: Subatomic particles can have positive, negative, or no charge (neutral).

    Common Subatomic Particles:

    * Electrons: Have negative charge and very small mass.

    * Protons: Have positive charge and a relatively large mass.

    * Neutrons: Have no charge (neutral) and a mass similar to protons.

    Theoretical Particles:

    While there are some theoretical particles proposed in physics, like the hypothetical "Majorana fermion," these are not currently confirmed to exist.

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