nucleon in Japanese
nucleon in Japanese is 核子 — nucleon means a proton or a neutron, especially when considered as a building block of an atomic nucleus.
nucleon in Japanese
核子
Pronounced: kakushi
A proton (uud) or a neutron (udd).
What does "nucleon" mean?
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noun A proton or a neutron, especially when considered as a building block of an atomic nucleus.
"An atomic nucleus is made up of nucleons packed tightly together."
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nucleon in a sentence
- An atomic nucleus is made up of nucleons packed tightly together.
- The number of nucleons in an atom determines its mass number.
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What is "nucleon" in Japanese?
"nucleon" in Japanese is 核子. nucleon means: A proton or a neutron, especially when considered as a building block of an atomic nucleus.
How do you pronounce 核子?
"nucleon" in Japanese is 核子, pronounced "kakushi".
How do you use "nucleon" in a sentence?
Example: "An atomic nucleus is made up of nucleons packed tightly together." In Japanese, "nucleon" is 核子.
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