nuclide
n.
(Physics) type of atom that is specifically identifiable (by its energy content, mass number, or atomic number)
Nuclide
A nuclide (from lat.: nucleus) is a nuclear species which is characterized by the number of
protons and
neutrons that every
atomic nucleus of this species contains.For a short-hand designation of the nuclide, one writes the
mass number (number of
nucleons) in the upper left corner and the
atomic number (number of
protons) in the lower left corner of the chemical symbol: for example, C for the most common
isotope of carbon. In earlier years, the mass number was written in the upper right corner. The atomic number may also be omitted, since it is uniquely defined by the
element symbol.
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nuclide (m)
n.
nuclide, (Physics) type of atom that is specifically identifiable (by its energy content, mass number, or atomic number)
nuclide (m)
n.
nuclide, (Physics) type of atom that is specifically identifiable
Nuclide
An atom characterized by the number of protons, neturons, and energy in the nucleus.
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