👉 "Noncombative" is a concept in the field of quantum mechanics, which refers to a class of particles that possess properties that are fundamentally different from those of their classical counterparts. These particles have "nonclassical" properties such as superposition and entanglement, which means they cannot be described by classical probabilities or measurements alone. Noncombative particles can exist in many forms, including bosons (like electrons), fermions (like protons and neutrons), and antifermions
