baryogenesis
noun
bary·o·gen·e·sis ˌber-ē-ō-ˈje-nə-səs 
ˌba-rē-
: the physical process or processes by which baryons were created in the beginning of the universe
One of the mysteries of modern physics is that there appears to be more matter than antimatter in the Universe. It has been suggested that in the early Universe a process called baryogenesis took place, creating excess matter and breaking the symmetry between matter and antimatter.
Eugenie Samuel
Eugenie Samuel
Word History
Etymology
bary(on) + -o- + genesis
First Known Use
1981, in the meaning defined above
- chrome black
- chrome brick
- chrome cake
- chrome citron
- chrome dye
- chrome green
- chrome iron
- chrome iron ore
- chrome leather
- Chrome Leather Fast Black S
- chrome lemon
- chrome liquor
- chrome orange
- chrome oxide green
- chrome primrose
- chrome red
- chrome retan
- chrome scarlet
- chrome sole
- chrome spinel
- chrome tan
- chrome tannage
- chrome tanning
- chrome vermilion
- chrome violet r