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nuclide
[ noo-klahyd, nyoo- ]
noun
- an atomic species in which the atoms all have the same atomic number and mass number.
- an individual atom in such a species.
nuclide
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noun
- a species of atom characterized by its atomic number and its mass number See also isotope
nuclide
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- An atomic nucleus identified by its atomic element and its mass number. For example, a carbon-14 nuclide is the nucleus of a carbon atom, which has six protons, with mass number 14 (thus having eight neutrons).
- See also isotope
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of nuclide1
Example Sentences
Critics questioned that age estimate, and scientists revised the date to at least 900,000 years old after using a complex technique called cosmogenic nuclide dating.
He used a technique called cosmogenic nuclide dating, which estimates the amount of time rocks have been buried by analyzing particles created when materials are exposed to radiation from space.
“This is a short-lived nuclide that only exists in the early solar system,†says Noriko Kita, an expert in meteorite aging from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
A nuclide is an atomic nucleus.
After collecting rock samples in the field, we will ship them back to the Cosmogenic Nuclide Laboratory at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University, where the samples will undergo chemical processing under the guidance of Professor Joerg Schaefer, who is a lead investigator on this Bhutan project.
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