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Why aren’t subatomic particles, which are smaller than an atom, considered to be the building blocks of matter?

Why aren’t subatomic particles, which are smaller than an atom, considered to be the building blocks of matter?
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Why aren’t subatomic particles, which are smaller than an atom, considered to be the building blocks of matter?

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