nuclide

nu·clide

N0188300 (no͞o′klīd′, nyo͞o′-)n. A type of atom specified by its atomic number, atomic mass, and energy state, such as carbon-14.

nu·clid′ic (no͞o-klĭd′ĭk, nyo͞o-) adj.

nuclide

(ˈnjuːklaɪd) n (General Physics) a species of atom characterized by its atomic number and its mass number. See also isotope[C20: from nucleo- + -ide, from Greek eidos shape]

nu•clide

(ˈnu klaɪd, ˈnyu-)

n. 1. an atomic species in which the atoms have the same atomic number and mass number. 2. an individual atom in such a species. [1947; nucl(eus) + -ide < Greek eîdos shape]

nuclide

A particular isotope of an element, identified by the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus.

Translations

nuclide

Nuclide

A species of atom that is characterized by the constitution of its nucleus, in particular by its atomic number Z and its neutron number A - Z, where A is the mass number. The total number of stable nuclides is approximately 275. About a dozen radioactive nuclides are found in nature, and hundreds of others have been created artificially.

nuclide

(new -klÿd) A type of atom characterized by its atomic number and neutron number. The term ‘isotope’ is used for members of a series of atoms that have the same atomic number. ‘Nuclide’ is used for a particular species, e.g. the uranium–235 nuclide.

nuclide

[′nü‚klīd] (nuclear physics) A species of atom characterized by the number of protons, number of neutrons, and energy content in the nucleus, or alternatively by the atomic number, mass number, and atomic mass; to be regarded as a distinct nuclide, the atom must be capable of existing for a measurable lifetime, generally greater than 10^-10 second. Also known as nuclear species; species.

nuclide

[noo´klīd] a species of atom characterized by the charge, mass, number, and quantum state of its nucleus, and capable of existing for a measurable lifetime (usually more than 10⁻¹⁰ sec).

nu·clide

(nū'klīd), A particular (atomic) nuclear species with defined atomic mass and number.
See also: isotope.

nuclide

A single isotope; an atom with a specific atomic number, mass number and energy level.

nu·clide

(nū'klīd) A particular (atomic) nuclear species with defined atomic mass and number.
See also: isotope

nuclide

An artificially produced radioactive isotope of an element. Many of these are used in medicine as tracers or for RADIOTHERAPY.

单词	nuclide
释义	nuclide nu·clide N0188300 (no͞o′klīd′, nyo͞o′-)n. A type of atom specified by its atomic number, atomic mass, and energy state, such as carbon-14. nu·clid′ic (no͞o-klĭd′ĭk, nyo͞o-) adj. nuclide (ˈnjuːklaɪd) n (General Physics) a species of atom characterized by its atomic number and its mass number. See also isotope[C20: from nucleo- + -ide, from Greek eidos shape] nu•clide (ˈnu klaɪd, ˈnyu-) n. 1. an atomic species in which the atoms have the same atomic number and mass number. 2. an individual atom in such a species. [1947; nucl(eus) + -ide < Greek eîdos shape] nuclide A particular isotope of an element, identified by the number of protons and neutrons in the nucleus. Translations nuclide Nuclide A species of atom that is characterized by the constitution of its nucleus, in particular by its atomic number Z and its neutron number A - Z, where A is the mass number. The total number of stable nuclides is approximately 275. About a dozen radioactive nuclides are found in nature, and hundreds of others have been created artificially. nuclide (new -klÿd) A type of atom characterized by its atomic number and neutron number. The term ‘isotope’ is used for members of a series of atoms that have the same atomic number. ‘Nuclide’ is used for a particular species, e.g. the uranium–235 nuclide. nuclide [′nü‚klīd] (nuclear physics) A species of atom characterized by the number of protons, number of neutrons, and energy content in the nucleus, or alternatively by the atomic number, mass number, and atomic mass; to be regarded as a distinct nuclide, the atom must be capable of existing for a measurable lifetime, generally greater than 10^-10 second. Also known as nuclear species; species. nuclide nuclide [noo´klīd] a species of atom characterized by the charge, mass, number, and quantum state of its nucleus, and capable of existing for a measurable lifetime (usually more than 10⁻¹⁰ sec). nu·clide (nū'klīd), A particular (atomic) nuclear species with defined atomic mass and number. See also: isotope. nuclide A single isotope; an atom with a specific atomic number, mass number and energy level. nu·clide (nū'klīd) A particular (atomic) nuclear species with defined atomic mass and number. See also: isotope nuclide An artificially produced radioactive isotope of an element. Many of these are used in medicine as tracers or for RADIOTHERAPY.
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