Electron

==English==
===Etymology===
From from .
See also + .
===Pronunciation===
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===Noun===
# The subatomic particle having a negative charge and orbiting the nucleus; the flow of electrons in a conductor constitutes electricity.
# An alloy of magnesium and aluminum.
====Related terms====
* electronic
* electronics
====Translations====
* Afrikaans: elektron
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* Armenian: 
* Basque: elektroi
* Breton: elektron collective noun elektronenn 
* Bulgarian: 
* Catalan: electró 
* Chinese:
** Mandarin: , 
* Croatian: 
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* Esperanto: 
* Estonian: 
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* French: 
* Galician: electrón
* Georgian: ელექტრონი
* German: 
* Greek: ηλεκτρόνιο (ilektrónio)
* Hebrew: 
* Hungarian: 
* Icelandic: 
* Ido: 
* Interlingua: electron
* Irish: 
* Italian: 
* Japanese: 
* Korean: 
* Latvian: elektrons 
* Lithuanian: elektronas
* Norwegian: 
* Persian: 
* Polish: 
* Portuguese: , 
* Romanian: 
* Russian: электрон (elektron)
* Slovak: 
* Slovene: 
* Spanish: 
* Swedish: 
* Turkish: 
* Polish: 
====See also====
* neutron
* proton
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==Interlingua==
===Noun===
# electron
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==Romanian==
===Noun===
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