K meson
Americannoun
noun
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Origin of K meson
First recorded in 1950–55
Example Sentences
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The track she was looking at, later labelled k, was evidence of an unknown particle, now known as the kaon or K meson.
From BBC
What a miracle it seemed that boxes of punched cardboard cards could produce pages and pages of a printed simulation of a collision between a K meson and a proton.
From New York Times
One of their most baffling stunts was to produce the K meson, a short-lived particle knocked out of atomic nuclei.
From Time Magazine Archive
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