👉 Colloiders are particles that interact with each other in a way similar to those of electrons and positrons, but unlike them, they have mass. They can be considered as tiny particles that move together like a group of atoms or molecules in a gas. Colloiders are known for their ability to transfer momentum, which is the motion of an object due to the presence of charges. This property allows them to interact with other particles and phenomena, such as magnetic fields and electric currents.
