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meson /mes·on/ (me´zon) (mes´on)
1. mesion.
2. a subatomic particle having a rest mass intermediate between the mass of the electron and that of the proton, carrying either a positive, negative, or neutral electric charge.

meson [me´zon, mes´on]
1. mesion.
2. any elementary particle having a mass intermediate between the mass of the electron and that of the proton.

meson
1. mesion.
2. any elementary particle having a mass intermediate between the mass of the electron and that of the proton.


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