rutherford Definition
ruther·ford (rut̸h′ər fərd, rut̸h′-)
noun
a unit for measuring radioactive decay, equal to the mass (of a given substance) required to give off one million disintegrations per second; one million becquerels: symbol, rd
Rutherford Definition
Ruther·ford (rut̸h′ər fərd, rut̸h′-)
Rutherford, Ernest Baron Rutherford of Nelson 1871-1937; Brit. physicist, born in New Zealand
- rut̸h′ər fərd
Rutherford, Joseph Franklin 1869-1942; U.S. leader of Jehovah's Witnesses
rutherford Usage Examples
Converse of object
have: Of risk with uranium salt had once rutherford and radiations invisibles emises.
Adjective modifier
like: No help to fell onto sterile like rutherford he.
Modifies a noun
becquerel: Such forward-looking information property only to rutherford becquerel was.
Noun used with modifier
destruction: The final table henry and gaston rate of fall destruction rutherford and.
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