neutronových

Neutronových is a Czech adjective, the genitive plural form of "neutronový." This means it relates to or possesses neutrons. In scientific contexts, particularly physics and chemistry, "neutronových" would be used when discussing quantities, properties, or interactions of multiple neutrons. For example, one might encounter phrases like "počet neutronových částic" (number of neutron particles) or "vlastnosti neutronových střel" (properties of neutron projectiles).

The neutron itself is a subatomic particle with no net electric charge, found in the nucleus of every atom except for ordinary hydrogen. Its discovery by James Chadwick in 1932 revolutionized understanding of atomic structure. Neutrons are crucial for nuclear stability, and their behavior is fundamental to nuclear fission, fusion, and various applications like nuclear power and medical imaging. The adjective "neutronových" directly references this fundamental particle in its plural, possessive, or objective genitive case, indicating a relationship or belonging to neutrons.