subatomic particles造句
(1) Unexpected things can happen in the world of subatomic particles.
(2) The sub-atomic particles are arranged to form the atoms, and different numbers, types and arrangements of atoms form the molecules.
(3) To take a simple example, the important subatomic particle called the electron has a negative electrical charge.
(4) It investigates phenomena which range in size from subatomic particles to the universe itself.
(5) The Cambridge professor's brain dances around such sub-atomic particles as leptons and anti-quarks and the possibility of infinitely curved space-time.
(6) Any of a family of subatomic particles that participate in strong interactions, are composed of a quark and an antiquark, and have masses generally intermediate between leptons and baryons.
(7) Subatomic particles have a property called spin around any axis.
(8) Meson: Any member of a family of subatomic particles composed of a quark and an antiquark (see antimatter).
(9) Any member of a family of subatomic particles composed of a quark and an antiquark antimatter.
(10) Developing new ways to calculate and predict how subatomic particles will behave.
(11) The B mesons can now be assured of a place in the tables of known subatomic particles.
(12) The quantum level is the level of molecules, atoms, subatomic particles, etc.
(13) Device that accelerates a beam of fast - moving , electrically charged atoms ( ions ) or subatomic particles.
(14) According to Einstein's theory of relativity, energy equals mass, so those high-energy collisions can blast into fleeting existence massive subatomic particles not seen in the everyday world.
(15) Small as they are , atoms are made up of still smaller units known as subatomic particles.
(16) First used by quantum physicist Richard Feynman, it has generally been applied to subatomic particles.
(17) As the collider becomes fully operational, scientists hope to discover additional subatomic particles.
(18) "Transitory Objects" includes two elegant models from Alisa Andrasek that are part of a design project called "Mesonic Emission, " a reference to mesons, subatomic particles composed of quarks.