Triton /trīˈtən/

1. A minor Greek sea god, son of Poseidon and Amphitrite, represented with a dolphin's tail, and sometimes horse's forelegs, blowing a conch (Gr myth)
2. (in pl) the attendants of Poseidon
3. Applied to a sailor or a ship (figurative)
4. A genus of large gastropods with shells that can be used like conchs
5. A disused generic name for newts
6. The larger of the two satellites of the planet Neptune, the other being Nereid

tritium /trishˈi-əm, tritˈ/ (chem)

An isotope of hydrogen of triple mass

tritiate /trishˈi-āt, tritˈi-āt/ transitive verb

To replace normal hydrogen atoms in (a compound) by tritium

tritiāˈtion noun

tritˈide noun

A compound of tritium with another element or radical

triton /trīˈtən/ noun

The nucleus of tritium, composed of one proton and two neutrons

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