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"Du latin atomus."
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"ref": "J.-F. Peden, Gerioù-kroaz, in Ya !, nᵒ 846, 27 août 2021, page 6",
"text": "Un atom, tennet dioutañ un elektron.",
"translation": "Un atome auquel on a ôté un électron."
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"ref": "Jean-Michel Sanner, An hini bravañ, in Ya !, nᵒ 845, 20 août 2021, page 7",
"text": "A-benn ar fin, pep rannig, elektronoù, atomoù ha kement zo, en defe perzhioù ur rannig hag ur wagenn.",
"translation": "En fin de compte, chaque particule, électrons, atomes, et cetera, aurait les propriétés d’une particule et d’une onde."
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"Du latin atomus."
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"translation": "On dit que l’atome dont la charge électrique a été modifiée est « ionisé », et le rayonnement, responsable de ce beau travail(-là), est dit « ionisant »."
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"ref": "Jean-Michel Sanner, An hini bravañ, in Ya !, nᵒ 845, 20 août 2021, page 7",
"text": "A-benn ar fin, pep rannig, elektronoù, atomoù ha kement zo, en defe perzhioù ur rannig hag ur wagenn.",
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