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particle [ˈpɑ:tɪkl̩, Am ˈpɑ:rt̬ə-] N
1. particle PHYS:
particle
elementary particle
2. particle (the tiniest quantity):
particle
not a particle of truth
3. particle LING:
particle
OpenDict entry
particle N
stable particle PHYS
spinor particle PHYS
shower particle PHYS
recoil particle PHYS
product particle nukleonika
product particle nukleonika
original particle nukleonika
nuclear particle
nuclear particle
neutral particle PHYS
OpenDict entry
particle N
particle PHYS
alpha particle N PHYS
alpha particle
particle accelerator N PHYS
particle accelerator
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Light elements absorb more energy of the alpha particle, while alpha particles are reflected by heavy nuclei nearly with the same energy.
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Md (half-life 1.27 hours) is more often used in chemical experimentation because it can be produced in larger quantities from alpha particle irradiation of einsteinium.
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The spherical halos are produced by alpha particle radiation from the included uranium or thorium bearing species.
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It then undergoes fission producing a gamma ray, an alpha particle, and a lithium ion.
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Also, by being bombarded with neutrons, each lithium-6 atom splits into one tritium atom and one alpha particle.
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