paranuclear
- adjective
- /ˌpærəˈnjuːklər/
- Specialized
- Certain high-energy interactions occur in the paranuclear area of the atom.
Examples
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The paranuclear region is crucial for atomic stability.
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The scientist observed changes in the paranuclear region during the chemical reaction.
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Advanced imaging techniques revealed structures in the paranuclear zone.
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Researchers studied the paranuclear effects of radiation.
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The scientist observed changes in the paranuclear region during the chemical reaction.
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Certain high-energy interactions occur in the paranuclear area of the atom.
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Advanced imaging techniques revealed structures in the paranuclear zone.
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Etymology
The word paranuclear is made of the prefix para- meaning 'near' or 'beside', as in parallel, and nuclear from nucleus meaning 'core' or 'center'. So paranuclear means being 'near the atom's nucleus', which is why scientists use it in physics and chemistry to talk about areas close to the atom's center.