Schrödinger's kitten
Schrödinger's kitten noun: any of several experiments that show the paradoxical effects of quantum mechanics on a small scale, especially one that shows an atom to be in two places at the same time.
Noun
Schrödinger's kitten (plural Schrödinger's kittens)
- Any of several experiments that show the paradoxical effects of quantum mechanics on a small scale, especially one that shows an atom to be in two places at the same time.
Forms of Schrödinger's kitten
| plural | Schrödinger's kittens |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Schrödinger kitten |
| alternative form | Schrodinger's kitten |
| alternative form | Schrodinger kitten |
| alternative form | Schroedinger's kitten |
| alternative form | Schroedinger kitten |
Origin of Schrödinger's kitten
From Schrödinger's cat plus the notion of diminutiveness.
Questions about Schrödinger's kitten
- What does Schrödinger's kitten mean?
- Schrödinger's kitten means any of several experiments that show the paradoxical effects of quantum mechanics on a small scale, especially one that shows an atom to be in two places at the same time.
- What part of speech is Schrödinger's kitten?
- Schrödinger's kitten is a noun.
- What is the plural of Schrödinger's kitten?
- The plural of Schrödinger's kitten is Schrödinger's kittens.
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