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accelerator <an accelerator; accelerators> N
accelerator
accelerator
accelerator AUTO
accelerator AUTO
accelerator AUTO
accelerator AUTO
accelerator (instruments & machines)
accelerator
accelerator PHYS
accelerator PHYS
accelerator PHYS
accelerator PHYS
accelerator editor N COMPUT
accelerator editor
accelerator jet AUTO
accelerator jet
accelerator lever AUTO
accelerator lever
accelerator linkage AUTO
accelerator linkage
accelerator pedal
accelerator pedal MIL
accelerator pedal TECH
accelerator pedal ARCHIT
accelerator pedal AUTO
accelerator pedal INDUST
accelerator pedal AUTO
electrostatic accelerator ELEC
electrostatic accelerator
graphics accelerator COMPUT
graphics accelerator
ignition accelerator PETRO ENINEER
ignition accelerator
induction accelerator PHYS
induction accelerator
linear accelerator
linear accelerator PHYS
linear accelerator PHYS
orbital accelerator PHYS
orbital accelerator
particle accelerator PHYS
particle accelerator
plasma accelerator PHYS
plasma accelerator
Solution Accelerator N COMPUT
accelerator of nuclear particles PHYS
accelerator of nuclear particles
crypto-accelerator board N COMPUT
crypto-accelerator board
linear electron accelerator PHYS
linear electron accelerator
magnetic resonance accelerator
magnetic resonance accelerator
magnetic resonance accelerator
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Nuclear spallation is one of the processes by which a particle accelerator may be used to produce a beam of neutrons.
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A hypervelocity railgun works very much like a particle accelerator insofar as it converts electrical potential energy into kinetic energy imparted to the projectile.
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Other types of particle accelerator, such as radio frequency linear particle accelerators and laser wakefield plasma accelerators have their own hazards.
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This technique requires a neutron source, which may be either a research reactor or a spallation source (based on a particle accelerator).
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A low-energy particle accelerator called an ion implanter is used in the manufacture of integrated circuits.
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