Yes. In the post earlier today in this thread I discussed antihydrogen being
formed.

Bob Clark


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On 6/7/16 9:51 AM, Robert Clark wrote:
Good question. Positronium is not an exact analogue of a hydrogen atom
since it consists of an electron and a positron (anti-electron) orbiting
each other while the hydrogen atom has an electron orbiting around the
much more massive proton.

So why isn't it made of a positron in orbit around an anti-proton? That
would be an exact analogue, yes?
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