Electrons Related Words

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Here are some words that are associated with electrons: proton, lepton, subatomic particle, elementary particle, molecule, electric charge, photon, quantum mechanics, spectral line, positron, atomic nucleus, spin, atom, electric current, valence electron, fermion, muon, gravitation, alpha particle, atomic orbital, plasma, neutrino, weak interaction, atoms, angular momentum, ion, nucleus, antiparticle, annihilation, covalent bond. You can get the definitions of these electrons related words by clicking on them. Also check out describing words for electrons and find more words related to electrons using ReverseDictionary.org

Words Related to electrons

Below is a list of words related to electrons. You can click words for definitions. Sorry if there's a few unusual suggestions! The algorithm isn't perfect, but it does a pretty good job for common-ish words. Here's the list of words that are related to electrons:

proton lepton subatomic particle elementary particle molecule electric charge photon quantum mechanics spectral line positron atomic nucleus spin atom electric current valence electron fermion muon gravitation alpha particle atomic orbital plasma neutrino weak interaction atoms angular momentum ion nucleus antiparticle annihilation covalent bond electricity delta ray beta decay elementary charge coulomb's law particle accelerator pauli exclusion principle planck constant neutron
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matter wave nuclear reaction electronics molecular kelvin intermolecular intramolecular quantum electrodynamics microscopy fluorescence spectrometer hyperfine generation magnetic particle ionization energy excitation ions boson electrochemical photons paramagnetic crystal lattice electrode quantum electromagnetic amber lightning gravitational neutrons nuclei dipoles mev vacuum invariant mass proton-to-electron mass ratio wave–particle duality thermal conductivity metallic bond lorentz force fundamental interaction electric field magnetic field electron beam welding cathode ray tube electron microscope radiation therapy free-electron laser gamma ray chemical bond spectroscopy richard laming chemical property george johnstone stoney j. j. thomson stellar nucleosynthesis beta particle cosmic ray resonance transistor electron–positron annihilation quasiparticle x-ray superconductivity phonon chirality hendrik lorentz speed of light light cathode ray electric potential periodic table radioactive decay ernest rutherford matter negatron energy physics magnetism lamb shift diatomic anomalous magnetic dipole moment telescope isotope baryon atomic hexafluoride chemistry nucleon hadron substituent charge monad subatomic atomtronics covalence standard model hfc coenzyme subatom deuteron electronegativity polyatomic nuclear atomize magnecule monoxide superatom monoarsenide helion photoabsorption atomology electrolysis stereochemistry adatom diiodide monatomic valence tetrabromide tribromide polybromide dichlorine magneton heptafluoride hexabromide homoatomic trioxide pentafluoride polychloride tricyclic difluoride tetrafluoride polycyclic tetranitride cathode trifluoride electrons photoelectron protosulphide anode monochloride pentatomic bimolecular radioactivity disilyne orthohelium electrofugal bicarbureted disilene parahelium protonation silyne radionuclide flyspeck heteroradical pentachloride nucleonics vinylene albert einstein heptoxide chemotroph heteroatom tetroxide pentoxide radium heteronuclear atomicity delocalize electrum clavam microcrith allene homonuclear cyclohexene quantivalence deutoxide hcfc protons hemiterpene electromagnetism nuclein stereoisomerism electronegative nucleo stereogenic polyether sesterterpene geminal alkylidene halomethane carbocation electropositive sesquioxide magnetoassociation topomerization detector uninucleate dinitrogen buckminsterfullerene ionization multinucleate beam triterpene onium heterocumulene kinetic delocalization unpaired particles molecules neuron electrodes microscopes sensor hydrogen nmr optical velocities orbital velocity conduction interference electrically postsynaptic nanoparticles laser nickel microscope electron diffraction arrays voltage classical physics de broglie wavelength gravity gradient diode transistors beams electron affinity sensors electron configuration angular hamiltonian solar polarity tunneling antibody lattice interferometer antimatter neurons neutrinos opacity inhibitory diffraction spectrometry turbine supersaturation synchronous electronic cyclotron composite particle cell valence band degeneracy zeeman energy lasers lorentz force law electronically infrared penning trap inertial correlation energy rotational cmos valence shell gamma vibrational energy emitted vibrations flux projectile electron capture amplitude passive free radical alpha emission chemical object neutron number distribution rydberg molecule molecular orbital theory gaseous ionization detectors molecular entity lone pair nuclear physics email isotope exchange lewis structure conformational isomerism online collider bond order absorption line adone chemical structure free electron binding energy cern friedel craft reaction recombination energy lone magnetization superconducting bosons ferromagnetic dopant fermions diamagnetic isotropic partial charge nanotube orbitals superfluid dimer superposition conductance inhomogeneous nucleons nanoscale bilayer anion waveguide conductivity piezoelectric adsorption adsorbed vibrational electrostatic meson anisotropy up quark down quark mass number antineutrino high-energy tau hydrogen ion platonic hydrocarbon quark carbon 14 low-energy quantum solid straight chain coordinate bond nuclear fission bremsstrahlung micrographs nuclear battery atomic battery electromagnetic force inorganic polymer de magnete principal quantum number ionic bond william gilbert new latin x-rays coulomb chemical shift dissociation reaction carbon 12 carbon 13 nuclear physic francis hauksbee charles françois de cisternay du fay aether theories benjamin franklin bond length projection intermolecular force rearrangement reaction sulfur 32 sulfur 33 sulfur 36 sulfur 34 joule wilhelm eduard weber tesla structural formula inverse-square law hypervalent compound quantum number atomic theory faraday's laws of electrolysis hyperfine structure dissociation energy hermann von helmholtz excitation function betatron triple bond johann wilhelm hittorf mössbauer effect titanium 49 titanium 50 titanium 48 titanium 46 titanium 47 eugen goldstein mesoionic compound william crookes electrical conductor relative permittivity arthur schuster on-line e-mail exciton antiproton plasmon antiferromagnetic photoemission photoluminescence ferroelectric antiparallel chromophores fullerene toroid photocurrent graviton ionize gravitons unpolarized supersolid magnetisation terahertz mass-to-charge ratio square john sealy townsend harold a. wilson george fitzgerald electrical charge henri becquerel new zealand robert andrews millikan harvey fletcher oil drop experiment abram ioffe charles thomson rees wilson cloud chamber spin-½ henry moseley james franck precession gustav ludwig hertz niels bohr helicity preon gilbert n. lewis walter heitler fritz london self-energy irving langmuir special relativity helix wolfgang pauli samuel goudsmit george uhlenbeck superconductor magnetic moment momentum fine structure louis de broglie corpuscular theory of light george paget thomson clinton davisson lester germer erwin schrödinger schrödinger equation paul dirac dirac equation principle of relativity compton scattering dirac sea electron shell carl david anderson kekb willis lamb robert retherford polykarp kusch henry m. foley zitterbewegung sin-itiro tomonaga julian schwinger richard feynman electromagnetic induction donald william kerst synchrotron radiation general electric electron diagram gyroradius large electron–positron collider particle detector lund university back-reaction dielectric insulator galvanometer semiconductor hydrogen atom dipole moment quantum mechanical valence electrons magnetic flux refractive index electron beam magnetic dipole effective mass electric dipole neutron star positronium strong interaction atomic mass unit mass–energy equivalence age of the universe holon electron magnetic moment bohr magneton acceleration point particle foldy-wouthuysen transformation dmitri ivanenko arseny sokolov nucleosynthesis classical electron radius helium lithium frequency corona pion fur microwave volt synchrotron sterilization star micrometre coherence radiance particle decay polytetrafluoroethylene charge conservation confidence interval double-slit experiment complex number wave function probability density function identical particles zero probability uncertainty principle vacuum state vacuum polarization spinon orbiton electrical resistivity and conductivity shielding effect cathode rays virtual particle ampère's circuital law electric motor liénard–wiechert potential electronvolt leptogenesis centripetal force 1897 attosecond solid-state undulator photomultiplier cobalt-60 photocathode conservation of energy compton wavelength thomson scattering fine-structure constant pair production electroweak interaction weak isospin charged current w boson neutral current z boson elastic scattering spin quantum number auger effect chemical reaction photoelectric effect electron transfer molecular orbital electron pair triboelectric effect flow network maxwell's equations electronic band structure delocalized electron fermi gas drift velocity wave propagation speed wiedemann–franz law critical point bcs theory bose–einstein condensate cooper pair unconventional superconductor absolute zero mass in special relativity cherenkov radiation 1 e-18 s lorentz factor slac national accelerator laboratory big bang baryon asymmetry scanning tunneling microscope low-energy electron diffraction collimated light reflection high-energy electron diffraction optical microscope schwarzschild radius transmission electron aberration-corrected microscope transmission electron microscopy scanning electron microscope overhead projector reversal film charge-coupled device raster scan plasma oscillation relativistic electron beam electromagnetic radiation dipole magnet black hole gravitational collapse solar mass computer monitor television set isotopes of nickel stellar evolution vacuum tube hydrogen spectral series atmosphere of earth quadrupole ion trap gravitational potential quantum tunnelling radio telescope reciprocal lattice electron-beam lithography compact star integrated circuit electron beam processing event horizon linear particle accelerator electron therapy basal-cell carcinoma ancient greeks sokolov–ternov effect j.j. thomson hawking radiation radiation damping particle physics angle-resolved photoemission spectroscopy

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Words Related to electrons

As you've probably noticed, words related to "electrons" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this word similarity engine, the top 5 related words for "electrons" are: proton, lepton, subatomic particle, elementary particle, and molecule. There are 702 other words that are related to or similar to electrons listed above. Hopefully the generated list of electrons related words above suit your needs.

P.S. There are some problems that I'm aware of, but can't currently fix (because they are out of the scope of this project). The main one is that individual words can have many different senses (meanings), so when you search for a word like mean, the engine doesn't know which definition you're referring to ("bullies are mean" vs. "what do you mean?", etc.), so consider that your search query for words like electrons may be a bit ambiguous to the engine in that sense, and the related terms that are returned may reflect this. You might also be wondering: What type of word is electrons?

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Related Words runs on several different algorithms which compete to get their results higher in the list. One such algorithm uses word embedding to convert words into many dimensional vectors which represent their meanings. The vectors of the words in your query are compared to a huge database of of pre-computed vectors to find similar words. Another algorithm crawls through Concept Net to find words which have some meaningful relationship with your query. These algorithms, and several more, are what allows Related Words to give you... related words - rather than just direct synonyms.

As well as finding words related to other words, you can enter phrases and it should give you related words and phrases, so long as the phrase/sentence you entered isn't too long. You will probably get some weird results every now and then - that's just the nature of the engine in its current state.

Special thanks to the contributors of the open-source code that was used to bring you this list of electrons themed words: @Planeshifter, @HubSpot, Concept Net, WordNet, and @mongodb.

There is still lots of work to be done to get this to give consistently good results, but I think it's at the stage where it could be useful to people, which is why I released it.

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