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MESON
MESON
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Dictionary definitions:
Word: meson
Phonetic:
/ˈmɛs.ɒn/
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(rare outside entomology) The mesial plane dividing the body into similar right and left halves.
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A quark and an antiquark
Atomic particle
Boson of sorts
D ___ (subatomic particle)
D-s particle
Elementary atomic particle
Elementary particle
Eta particle
Fundamental physics particle
Its made up of a quark and an antiquark
Nuclear particle
One quark plus one antiquark
Particle accelerator by-product
Particle containing a quark
Particle in a quark model
Particle made up of a quark and an antiquark
Particle physics particle
Physics particle
Psi particle
Quantum physics particle
Quark + antiquark
Quark plus antiquark
Quarks place
Quark-antiquark combo
Quark-plus-antiquark particle
Quark/antiquark combo
Quark/antiquark particle
Subatomic particle
Subatomic particle composed of one quark and one antiquark
Tiny particle
Type of fundamental particle
Unstable nuclear particle
Plane dividing a body longitudinally.
A particle in cosmic rays.
A heavy electron.
Heavy electron.
Middle line or plane.
Newly discovered part of the atom.
Sub-atomic particle
Unstable particle
Unstable physics particle
Sub-atomic particle is consequently in pieces
Particle with a diameter of about one femtometer
Bit sorted by its spin
Particle with a quark
Actor, one not accepting losing an English Oscar
14 very much accepted by soldiers
Quark-antiquark pair
One of many produced in a particle accelerator
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