Chroma Quark

This quark can alter elements with multiples of 13 protons, it is not clear why but it's thought that 13 in particular allows for an arrangement of the chroma quarks to change the properties of an element. Typically this change will highten the properties of the base element but it can also weaken it like Chromate-52 and Chromarf-104 or completely change it overall like Chromay-39. The chroma quark is also known to completely eliminate any electro-positivity and -negativity of an atom such that once a chroma element is bonded it will not need to bond with anything else. It also makes bonds with chroma elements incredibly strong and hard to break down. It is of course possible for them to be broken down by the right solvent especially if the compound's chroma element is susceptible to that solvent.