The Large Hadron Collider accelerates two beams of
Chapter 37, Problem 37.59(choose chapter or problem)
The Large Hadron Collider accelerates two beams of protons, which travel around the collider in opposite directions, to a total energy of 6.5 TeV per proton. 11 TeV = 1 teraelectron volt = 1012 eV.2 The beams cross at several points, and a few protons undergo headon collisions. Such collisions usually produce many subatomic particles, but in principle the colliding protons could produce a single subatomic particle at rest. (It would be unstable and would almost instantly decay into other subatomic particles.) What would be the mass, as a multiple of the protons mass, of such a particle? Hint: This problem uses relativity.
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