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Meanings of subatomic particles in English

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Usage of subatomic particles in English
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Where does this minuscule intrinsic magnetic field of subatomic particles come from?
The Physics of Superheroes
2
Many people have heard of the subatomic particles, proton, neutron and electron.
The Irish Times
3
Do subatomic particles called neutrinos really exceed the speed of light?
Radio NZ
4
In addition, corresponding to each of these subatomic particles there exists an antiparticle.
A briefer history of time
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You see, it slowly breaks down the force that holds subatomic particles together.
The Andalite Chronicles
6
It provided convincing evidence that subatomic particles did indeed exist.
A short history of nearly everything
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It was meant to uncover a host of new subatomic particles and exotic phenomena.
Wired
8
Energy is what holds all things together, from subatomic particles to galaxies of stars.
Witch School's First Degree
9
Like all radioactive substances, it decays by releasing subatomic particles at a uniform rate.
Monday Mourning
10
Presumably it will stop other subatomic particles. The kzin was plainly getting at something.
Ringworld
11
Other universal constants include the charge and mass of each of the fundamental subatomic particles.
Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
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Another characteristic of the behavior of subatomic particles is that they manifest in quantum leaps.
Ecological intelligence: rediscovering ourselves in nature (easy...
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He felt like a physicist searching for subatomic particles.
Wired
14
The twentieth century belonged to physics, from subatomic particles and black holes to nuclear weapons.
Wired
15
We can think about approaching super-dense neutron stars, whose gravity would crush us into subatomic particles.
Wired
16
In Chapter 4 we discussed the intrinsic angular momentum that all subatomic particles possess, termed spin.
The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics
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