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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)
    neutrons = stable particles that are a component of all atomic nuclei, have 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
  • "But are you not," he said, "a more fiendish disputant than the Great Hyperlobic Omni-Cognate Neutron Wrangler of Ciceronicus Twelve, the Magic and Indefatigable?"†  (source)
    Neutron = a stable particle that is a component of all atomic nuclei, has 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
  • At most the rods could absorb just less than one percent of the neutron flux, but this was enough either to permit the reaction or to prevent it.†  (source)
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  • And we know there's a tungsten carbide neutron reflector in there.†  (source)
    neutron = a stable particle that is a component of all atomic nuclei, has 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
  • We call these elemental particles protons, neutrons, and electrons.†  (source)
    neutrons = stable particles that are a component of all atomic nuclei, have 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
  • It was the U. S., Viktor says, that designed the neutron bomb.†  (source)
    neutron = a stable particle that is a component of all atomic nuclei, has 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
  • You get that from using a centrifuge to spin uranium-238, thus driving the heavy neutrons outward, like water off the lettuce in a salad spinner.†  (source)
    neutrons = stable particles that are a component of all atomic nuclei, have 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
  • (ELECTRON, PROTON, NEUTRON, MESON AND PHOTON) ERASE†  (source)
    NEUTRON = a stable particle that is a component of all atomic nuclei, has 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
  • 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)
    neutrons = stable particles that are a component of all atomic nuclei, have 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
  • Any other neutron would have served-just as Jeffrey might have been anybody in the world.†  (source)
    neutron = a stable particle that is a component of all atomic nuclei, has 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
  • The first stage had been all over before the doctors even knew they were dealing with a new sickness; it was the direct reaction to the bombardment of the body, at the moment when the bomb went off, by neutrons, beta particles, and gamma rays.†  (source)
    neutrons = stable particles that are a component of all atomic nuclei, have 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
  • The radiation from a neutron bomb cannot kill right away.†  (source)
    neutron = a stable particle that is a component of all atomic nuclei, has 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
  • Many buzzing neutrons, very little blast.†  (source)
    neutrons = stable particles that are a component of all atomic nuclei, have 0 charge, and mass about equal to a proton
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