muon neutrino
muon neutrino noun: a leptonic elementary particle having about half the mass of an electron and no charge.
Noun
muon neutrino (plural muon neutrinos)
- A leptonic elementary particle having about half the mass of an electron and no charge.
- Here, OPERA's scientists told their colleagues in Kyoto that they have spotted a so-called muon-neutrino (of the sort whipped up at CERN) turn into another, tau-flavoured one.2012 June 8, “Back to the future”, in The Economist
Forms of muon neutrino
| plural | muon neutrinos |
|---|---|
| alternative form | muon-neutrino |
Questions about muon neutrino
- What does muon neutrino mean?
- Muon neutrino means a leptonic elementary particle having about half the mass of an electron and no charge.
- What part of speech is muon neutrino?
- Muon neutrino is a noun.
- What is the plural of muon neutrino?
- The plural of muon neutrino is muon neutrinos.
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