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陽子

yōshi /joːko/

A proton is a subatomic particle found in the nucleus of an atom that carries a positive electric charge. The number of protons in an atom's nucleus determines the chemical identity of that element.

Exemplos

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原子の真ん中には陽子があります。

There are protons in the center of an atom.

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陽子の数は原子番号を決定する重要な要素です。

The number of protons is a key factor that determines the atomic number.

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ねえ、陽子ってプラスの電気を持ってるんだよね?

Hey, protons have a positive charge, right?

Família de palavras

Substantivo
陽子
Relacionado
原子核
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Dica de memorização

The first kanji 陽 (yō) means 'positive/sun' and 子 (ko) means 'particle/child'. So, it is the 'Positive Particle'.

Quiz rápido

原子核の中には、中性子と( )が含まれています。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: b

Exemplos

1

原子の真ん中には陽子があります。

everyday

There are protons in the center of an atom.

2

陽子の数は原子番号を決定する重要な要素です。

formal

The number of protons is a key factor that determines the atomic number.

3

ねえ、陽子ってプラスの電気を持ってるんだよね?

informal

Hey, protons have a positive charge, right?

4

水素原子は、一個の陽子と一個の電子で構成されている。

academic

A hydrogen atom is composed of one proton and one electron.

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当社は次世代の陽子線治療システムを開発しています。

business

Our company is developing a next-generation proton beam therapy system.

Família de palavras

Substantivo
陽子
Relacionado
原子核

Colocações comuns

陽子線治療 proton beam therapy
陽子の数 number of protons
陽子崩壊 proton decay
陽子質量 proton mass
陽子交換膜 proton exchange membrane

Frases Comuns

陽子線

proton beam

陽子ポンプ

proton pump

陽子勾配

proton gradient

Frequentemente confundido com

陽子 vs 中性子

A neutron (中性子) has no electric charge, whereas a proton (陽子) has a positive charge.

陽子 vs 陽子 (Name)

While spelled and pronounced the same (Yōko), this is also a very common traditional female name.

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Notas de uso

This word is primarily used in scientific, medical, and academic contexts. In daily life, if you hear 'Yōko', it is much more likely to be a person's name unless the conversation is about science.

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Erros comuns

Beginners might mistake this for the female name Yōko in reading, as the Kanji are identical. In a physics context, ensure you don't confuse it with 'denshi' (electron).

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Dica de memorização

The first kanji 陽 (yō) means 'positive/sun' and 子 (ko) means 'particle/child'. So, it is the 'Positive Particle'.

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Origem da palavra

A Japanese translation of the scientific term 'proton', using the kanji for 'positive' to reflect its electric charge.

Padrões gramaticais

Used as a standard count noun in scientific contexts. Functions as a subject or object using standard particles like は, が, or を. Does not have a plural form, as is standard for Japanese nouns.
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Contexto cultural

The name 'Yōko' (using these same characters) was one of the most popular female names in Japan during the mid-20th century, symbolizing a 'child of sunlight'.

Quiz rápido

原子核の中には、中性子と( )が含まれています。

Correto!

A resposta correta é: b

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