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Axion - English meaning

ˈæk.si.ɒn

Axion – definitions in English dictionary

noun

A hypothetical subatomic particle postulated to account for the rarity of processes which break charge–parity symmetry.

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Or another candidate is an even more exotic particle called the axion.
noun

A kind of elementary particle (= one of the simplest forms of all matter) that is believed to exist and be a part of dark matter (= a substance in space that does not give off any light)

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Little is known about axions, which is why they are believed to make up the mysterious substance kn…

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Word origin

1970s: from axial + -on.

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