In order to get her Ph.D., a physics professor studied two different particles. One of the particles is called a Lambda particle, and one is called the phi particle. The lambda particle is a baryon with no electric charge. It is made up of one strange quark plus the same kind of quarks that are found in neutrons and protons. The phi particle is a meson with no electric charge made only of strange quarks or strange antiquarks. Write the quark content of the Lambda particle and phi particle.
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