antimeson
- noun
- /ˈæntiˌmɛzɒn/
- Specialized
- Each type of meson has a corresponding antimeson with opposite quantum numbers.
Examples
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Researchers studied the properties of the antimeson in the laboratory to understand matter-antimatter interactions.
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In high-energy collisions, an antimeson can annihilate with a meson, producing energy.
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An antimeson exists.
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The antimeson is fascinating!
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Each type of meson has a corresponding antimeson with opposite quantum numbers.
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In high-energy collisions, an antimeson can annihilate with a meson, producing energy.
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Researchers studied the properties of the antimeson in the laboratory to understand matter-antimatter interactions.
Synonyms
A particle with the same mass but opposite charge that destroys its partner and releases energy when they meet
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Antimeson is formed from anti- meaning 'opposite', as in antifreeze, and meson, from a Greek word for 'middle', like medium. So an antimeson is the 'opposite' of a meson, a particle partner that has opposite properties.