Definition of deuteron in English:

deuteron

noun ˈdjuːtərɒnˈd(j)udəˌrɑn

The nucleus of a deuterium atom, consisting of a proton and a neutron.
氘核，重氢核
Example sentencesExamples
- If the laser frequencies are high enough, the deuteron effectively feels the proton's force in all directions, and the repulsion cancels itself.
- The wave functions of both the deuteron and the alpha particle are invariant under the interchange of up and down quarks but recall that the pion wave function is not.
- Tritium was discovered by physicists Ernest Rutherford, M.L. Oliphant, and Paul Harteck, in 1934, when they bombarded deuterium (a hydrogen isotope with mass number 2) with high-energy deuterons (nuclei of deuterium atoms).
- In this energy range, there is no reason, in principle, to have a different scattering behavior for protons and deuterons.
- In the second step, a deuteron combines with a proton to form the nucleus of helium - 3, which contains two protons and one neutron.

Origin

1930s: from Greek deuteros 'second', on the pattern of proton.

Definition of deuteron in US English:

deuteron

nounˈd(y)o͞odəˌränˈd(j)udəˌrɑn

The nucleus of a deuterium atom, consisting of a proton and a neutron.
氘核，重氢核
Example sentencesExamples
- If the laser frequencies are high enough, the deuteron effectively feels the proton's force in all directions, and the repulsion cancels itself.
- Tritium was discovered by physicists Ernest Rutherford, M.L. Oliphant, and Paul Harteck, in 1934, when they bombarded deuterium (a hydrogen isotope with mass number 2) with high-energy deuterons (nuclei of deuterium atoms).
- The wave functions of both the deuteron and the alpha particle are invariant under the interchange of up and down quarks but recall that the pion wave function is not.
- In this energy range, there is no reason, in principle, to have a different scattering behavior for protons and deuterons.
- In the second step, a deuteron combines with a proton to form the nucleus of helium - 3, which contains two protons and one neutron.

Origin

1930s: from Greek deuteros ‘second’, on the pattern of proton.

词汇	deuteron
释义	Definition of deuteron in English: deuteron noun ˈdjuːtərɒnˈd(j)udəˌrɑn The nucleus of a deuterium atom, consisting of a proton and a neutron. 氘核，重氢核 Example sentencesExamples If the laser frequencies are high enough, the deuteron effectively feels the proton's force in all directions, and the repulsion cancels itself. The wave functions of both the deuteron and the alpha particle are invariant under the interchange of up and down quarks but recall that the pion wave function is not. Tritium was discovered by physicists Ernest Rutherford, M.L. Oliphant, and Paul Harteck, in 1934, when they bombarded deuterium (a hydrogen isotope with mass number 2) with high-energy deuterons (nuclei of deuterium atoms). In this energy range, there is no reason, in principle, to have a different scattering behavior for protons and deuterons. In the second step, a deuteron combines with a proton to form the nucleus of helium - 3, which contains two protons and one neutron. Origin 1930s: from Greek deuteros 'second', on the pattern of proton. Definition of deuteron in US English: deuteron nounˈd(y)o͞odəˌränˈd(j)udəˌrɑn The nucleus of a deuterium atom, consisting of a proton and a neutron. 氘核，重氢核 Example sentencesExamples If the laser frequencies are high enough, the deuteron effectively feels the proton's force in all directions, and the repulsion cancels itself. Tritium was discovered by physicists Ernest Rutherford, M.L. Oliphant, and Paul Harteck, in 1934, when they bombarded deuterium (a hydrogen isotope with mass number 2) with high-energy deuterons (nuclei of deuterium atoms). The wave functions of both the deuteron and the alpha particle are invariant under the interchange of up and down quarks but recall that the pion wave function is not. In this energy range, there is no reason, in principle, to have a different scattering behavior for protons and deuterons. In the second step, a deuteron combines with a proton to form the nucleus of helium - 3, which contains two protons and one neutron. Origin 1930s: from Greek deuteros ‘second’, on the pattern of proton.
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