neutron 英 [ˈnju:trɒn]   美 [ˈnutrɑn]

neutron

neutron  英 [ˈnju:trɒn] 美 [ˈnutrɑn]

n. [核] 中子 

名词复数:neutrons 

However, it does have one neutron. 但是,它有一个中子。
When a neutron inside an atom decays, it produces a proton, an electron, and a neutrino. 原子内的一个中子衰变后会产生一个质子、一个电子和一个中微子。

  • The nucleus of an atom includes a proton, which has a positive charge, an electron, which has a negative charge, and neutron, which has no charge, or is "neutral." The hydrogen atom is the only atom without a neutron.
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  • n. [核] 中子
  • 1. However, it does have one neutron.

    但是,它有一个中子。

  • 2. When a neutron inside an atom decays, it produces a proton, an electron, and a neutrino.

    原子内的一个中子衰变后会产生一个质子、一个电子和一个中微子。

  • 3. Now, this slide is an interesting slide because it shows you what happens when a neutron is born as a result of fission.

    现在,这个图很有趣,因为,它向你们展示了发生的事情,当一个中子是以裂变的结果产生的。

  • neutron (n.) "electrically neuter particle of the atom," 1921, coined by U.S. chemist William D. Harkins (1873-1951) from neutral (adj.) + -on. First record of neutron bomb is from 1960. Neutron star attested from 1934, originally hypothetical; so called because it would be composed of neutrons.
neu·tron / ˈnjuːtrɒn ; NAmE ˈnuːtrɑːn / noun ( physics ) a very small piece of matter (= a substance) that carries no electric charge and that forms part of the nucleus(= central part) of an atom 中子 see also electron , proton neutron neutrons neu·tron / ˈnjuːtrɒn ; NAmE ˈnuːtrɑːn /
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