How are antiparticles created?

Answer 1

Antimatter is formed using particle accelerator which shoot protons at near the speed of light and collide two protons this creates 2 anti protons. it also creates mini black holes although they are of no concern to anyone living on earth. although antimatter is typically seen as a potentially lethal bomb for humanity to gather enough to be effective at this time it would take about 200 years, as we gain maybe 40 anti protons a day, and anti protons are very small particles. however if it comes in contact with matter it has the highest energy conversion rate off about 99.9% to pure energy, to give you an idea the average nuclear bomb is about 32%.

Answer 2

Antiparticles are created through processes such as particle-antiparticle pair production, annihilation, and scattering in high-energy collisions. These processes can occur naturally in certain particle interactions, as well as in controlled environments like particle accelerators. Ultimately, antiparticles are formed with the same mass but opposite charge to their corresponding particles.

Answer 3

E=MC2

When energy gets to a certain level, it creates a particle and an antiparticle, and this process is called pair production

Mr_Adams:

E is energy and M is mass, but the surprise (and explanation behind the existence and creation of antimatter) is C is not a variable, it is a constant: the speed of light in a vacuum. Now, C is a constant, which means that Einstein was claiming that Mass WAS Energy, and vice versa, which shocked the scientific world. So, let's consider what we think we know about matter and energy up until this point, that this tells us is wrong. First, conservation of mass. Second, conservation of energy. Well, if Energy is mass, and mass is energy, we should be able to shift them back and forth between each other. there goes those conservation laws. but, it leaves us with something new: the possibility of negative matter. Now, if we take an electron and a positron (anti-electro), we get a massive amount of gamma radiation (pure energy). So, logically, with enough energy, we should be able to acquire anti particles. In the laboratory, the method used is focusing massive amounts of gamma radiation through the nucleus of an atom. what we are left with is a particle, and it's corresponding anti particle. This is the process of pair production. If these two particles were to collide, they would annihilate each other, and leave behind the previously mentioned gamma radiation. To solve this problem, a penning trap is used. it only works for charged particles, but it works by surrounding a particle with electro magnets of similar charge. because similar charges repel each other, the anti-matter particles are suspended without touching any matter. There are few uses for anti-matter, however a form of medical scanning device called PET scan is currently used to observe the movements of fluids within the body.

Answer 4

it is created by two atom a atom and its brother crash together and recombine to make antimatter

Answer 5

energy and mass are interchangeable e=mc2 however in such reaction Barron on lepton numbers must be conserved so antimatter must be created in one form or another.