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Neutron is a two-player abstract strategy game invented by Robert A. Kraus . The game was first published in the Playroom section of Games & Puzzles 71 in July/August 1978. It is a game where each player moves two different pieces in a single turn without ...
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Word definitions in Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
noun COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES a neutron bomb (= that kills people but does not damage buildings much ) neutron bomb COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS ■ NOUN activation ▪ This is where neutron activation analysis enables us to source them with certainty. ▪ ...
Usage examples of neutron.
As always in his case, the human universe bent to accommodate him with the alacrity of a gravity field around a neutron star.
His first attempt in that direction involved the interaction of a neutron with a beryllium nucleus in such a way that two neutrons were liberated.
However, it took a fast energetic neutron to interact with the beryllium nucleus, and only slow neutrons were liberated, neutrons with too little energy to interact with further beryllium nuclei.
The tortured beryllium yielded up neutrons, which shot out in all directions through the uranium mass.
To split the first uranium nucleus by bombarding it with neutrons from the beryllium target took more power than the death of the atom gave up.
In order that the breeder pile continue to operate it was imperative that each atom split by a neutron from the beryllium target should cause the splitting of many more.
But as far back as 1950, hyperons had been discovered, elementary particles bigger than protons and neutrons.
They bombarded uranium with slow neutrons and split it up into masurium, barium, gamma rays and more neutrons, thus establishing a cyclic process.
Actually, that makes sense: neutrons decaying into protons and pions would transmute some of the calcium to scandium, the oxygen to fluorine, and the carbon to nitrogen.
Because we want to know the rate at which neutrons are being counted, we put in a sealer which can be started and stopped by electrical timing signals and then re-set.
Dragon on steel tables were a Geiger counter, a radiation graph that drew a red line on rolling paper, and a neutron sealer that measured radiation with a bank of six red lights.
It was a heavy isotope of hydrogen, with one proton and one neutron, and the Big Bang had made only a pinch of it, before stingily shutting off production just three minutes after creation.
The fission neutrons leak when subcritical, but when a reactor is critical, the number of fissions is constant since one reaction leads to another.
The Air had two main components, a neutron superfluid and an electron gas.
X-ray sources like Cyg X-l generally turned out to be: black holes or neutron stars that circled a blue supergiant companion, relentlessly sucking away its gases.