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Meanings of atomic nuclei in English

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Usage of atomic nuclei in English
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The forces of attraction within atomic nuclei are much harder to break.
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X-rays are generated by the radioactive decay of unstable atomic nuclei.
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It is, however, responsible for radioactivity-thedecay of atomic nuclei.
A briefer history of time
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How strange that Allah has left a hint in the depths of atomic nuclei!
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In our Leipzig seminar we did not work only on the theory of atomic nuclei.
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This new type of star would be composed of quarks, rather than atoms and atomic nuclei.
Wired
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Electrons, which orbit atomic nuclei and give atoms their distinctive characters, are also considered fundamental particles.
Wired
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I'm measuring the big nuclear resonance spike, when we flip the spins of the atomic nuclei.
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Breaking up atomic nuclei, however, requires quite a lot of money and a generous supply of electricity.
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This is made possible by confusing two particles-inthis case, atomic nuclei-into'believing' that they are the same.
Anvil of stars
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They claimed they had fused the atomic nuclei of deuterium (heavy hydrogen) using routine electrochemical techniques.
Wired
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One GeV is roughly equivalent to the mass of a proton, a subatomic particle found in atomic nuclei.
The Guardian
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Pulsars are essentially giant atomic nuclei.
BBC
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Physicists can already teleport tiny things, such as a beam of light or the angular spin of atomic nuclei.
Wired
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As far as the liberation of energy is concerned, experiments with atomic nuclei may therefore be called a sheer waste.
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If energetic betas pass sufficiently close to atomic nuclei, they can produce X-rays which themselves can ionize additional neutral atoms.
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