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At one time physicists thought the proton was one of three elementary particles.proton = a stable particle that is a component of all atomic nuclei and has positive charge equal to the negative charge of an electron
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Thus, we must unfold a proton into two dimensions.† (source)
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My X-wing was far more maneuverable than the Oviraptors' large transport ship, so it was no trouble for me to avoid the barrage from their aftermarket guns, while I bombarded them with laser bolts and proton torpedoes.† (source)
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All protons give off different signals, and the computer then translates them into an image.† (source)
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We call these elemental particles protons, neutrons, and electrons.† (source)
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Every damn thing in the universe can be broken down into smaller things, even atoms, even protons, so theoretically speaking, I guess you had a winning case.† (source)
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Actually my grades have been pretty good in them this year, but it isn't because I've had a sudden epiphany about proton-electron interaction.† (source)
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No papers, no tests, no tables where I'd have to memorize protons and neutrons and combine elements in their proper formulas ....what could possibly be better for a high school senior?† (source)
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(ELECTRON, PROTON, NEUTRON, MESON AND PHOTON) ERASE† (source)
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The atoms themselves are composed of nuclei and revolving protons and electrons.† (source)
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They can only accelerate something as small as a proton to near the speed of light.† (source)
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Protons, neutrons, electrons.† (source)
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Fifty Trisolaran hours later, the second attempt to unfold a proton into two dimensions began.† (source)
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And then it did ...something with the plasma and got more electricity and less plasma, somehow converting the neutrons and protons of the plasma to electrons?† (source)
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Is that the proton unfolded into two dimensions?† (source)
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Are you telling me that electrons and protons aren't the same here, to get down to basics?† (source)
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