Neutrons are concidered neutral, however there are actually three parts to a neutron.?

Question

the outer shell which is negtive, the inner mass which is positive and the core which is the most powerfull part of the neutron which itself is a composit of three forces that create what we call the 'strong force'. All force is energy and all energy is force. How do we link the inner core without breaking the bonds of force thus causing the unrestricted release of energy that is bound by these bonds? Such a release would be powerful beyond emagination and likely catistrophic to our existance unless controled. Got any ideas?

Answer 1

According to our current understanding of nuclear physics, the three parts to a neutron are an up quark, a down quark, and another down quark. There is no "outer shell" or "inner core" of a neutron. Neutron decay does not release "unrestricted" amounts of energy.