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Neutron excess
The number of neutrons in a nucleus that surpasses the number of protons is known as the neutron excess.
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Neutral atom
An atom in which the number of positive charges within the nucleus is balanced by the number of electrons surrounding the nucleus.
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Net density
The density exceeding the base density or fog (0.25) and is generated as a result of the exposure.
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N electron
An electron occupying an orbital within the N shell, which corresponds to the fourth electron shell located outside the atomic nucleus when counted sequentially from the nucleus.
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Negatron
The product of pair production, known as a negatron, is essentially a free electron that can subsequently become part of an atom by joining it.
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Negative terminal
The negative (-) terminal of a battery, characterized by an excess of electrons beyond its usual state, serves as the source from which electrons flow through the external circuit towards the positive terminal.
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Negative electron
An electron, distinct from a positive electron or positron, is commonly referred to as a negatron.
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Negative charge
The state of an atom possessing an excess of electrons beyond its usual configuration is referred to as an electron-rich condition.
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X-ray tube neck
The small tubular component of the x-ray tube envelope, which extends from the funnel to the base and serves as a protective housing, is known as the tube neck.
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Mylographic stop
A myelographic stop is a mechanical apparatus employed alongside myelographic examinations to prevent the fluoroscopy equipment from coming into contact with or displacing the needle used for lumbar puncture.
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