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Definition of magneton in English: magnetonnoun ˈmaɡnɪtɒnˈmæɡnətən A unit of magnetic moment in atomic and nuclear physics. Example sentencesExamples - Just as an ampere is a unit of electric current, a magneton is a unit of magnetic dipole moment.
- One of the most obvious advantages of the Parson magneton is that it affords a rational basis for the assumption made by Bohr, viz. that an electron rotating in a stable orbit does not radiate.
- Given this distribution, Parson shows that a group of eight magnetons may be arranged symmetrically round the sphere so as to give a stable configuration; and even with atoms possessing a larger number of magnetrons, a similar distribution of eight is assumed.
Origin Early 20th century: from magnetic + -on. Definition of magneton in US English: magnetonnounˈmaɡnətənˈmæɡnətən A unit of magnetic moment in atomic and nuclear physics. Example sentencesExamples - Just as an ampere is a unit of electric current, a magneton is a unit of magnetic dipole moment.
- Given this distribution, Parson shows that a group of eight magnetons may be arranged symmetrically round the sphere so as to give a stable configuration; and even with atoms possessing a larger number of magnetrons, a similar distribution of eight is assumed.
- One of the most obvious advantages of the Parson magneton is that it affords a rational basis for the assumption made by Bohr, viz. that an electron rotating in a stable orbit does not radiate.
Origin Early 20th century: from magnetic + -on. |