A significant step in unifying" the forces of nature was the discovery that two of the so-called fundamental forces were two parts of a single force. The two forces that were so unified were"

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Elementary particles, also known as fundamental particles, are subatomic particles that are not made up of other particles. They are smaller than an atom and do not appear to be made up of a combination of more basic things. 
The Standard Model recognizes 17 distinct particles, including 12 fermions and five bosons.


A significant step in unifying" the forces of nature was the discovery that two of the so-called fundamental forces were two parts of a single force. The two forces that were so unified were"