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pressuron

pressuron noun: a hypothetical scalar particle that couples to both gravity and matter.

Noun

pressuron (plural pressurons)

  1. A hypothetical scalar particle that couples to both gravity and matter.

Forms of pressuron

pluralpressurons

Origin of pressuron

From pressure + -on, so called because it decouples from matter in pressureless regimes.

Questions about pressuron

What does pressuron mean?
Pressuron means a hypothetical scalar particle that couples to both gravity and matter.
What part of speech is pressuron?
Pressuron is a noun.
What is the plural of pressuron?
The plural of pressuron is pressurons.

Words near pressuron in the dictionary

  1. pressurized water reactors
  2. pressurizer
  3. pressurizers
  4. pressurizes
  5. pressurizing
  6. pressuron
  7. pressurons
  8. pressvat
  9. pressvats
  10. presswheel
  11. presswheels

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