subatomic in Irish
subatomic in Irish is fo-adamhach — subatomic means smaller than an atom, or relating to the particles — like protons, neutrons, and electrons — that make up an atom.
subatomic in Irish
fo-adamhach
(physics) Relating to particles that are constituents of the atom, or are smaller than an atom; such as proton, neutron, electron, etc.
What does "subatomic" mean?
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adj Smaller than an atom, or relating to the particles — like protons, neutrons, and electrons — that make up an atom.
"Physicists study subatomic particles to understand what matter is really made of."
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subatomic in a sentence
- Physicists study subatomic particles to understand what matter is really made of.
- The collider smashes protons together to reveal subatomic structure.
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What is "subatomic" in Irish?
"subatomic" in Irish is fo-adamhach. subatomic means: Smaller than an atom, or relating to the particles — like protons, neutrons, and electrons — that make up an atom.
How do you use "subatomic" in a sentence?
Example: "Physicists study subatomic particles to understand what matter is really made of." In Irish, "subatomic" is fo-adamhach.
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