Assertion: neutrino | /r/HasProperty | neutral
Facets:
value: electrically
type: MANNER
value: with very little
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Neutrinos are incredibly small, and because they are neutral and not attracted to particles, they rarely hit another particle in an atom.
text: Neutrinos are electrically neutral leptons, and interact very rarely with matter.
text: It is an electrically neutral particle that is found in the weak force, nuclear reactions (such as the process in stars) and some particle collisions.
text: Because antineutrinos and neutrinos are neutral particles, it is possible that they are the same particle.
text: Originally called a “neutron,” it was later renamed the neutrino, a little neutral particle that carried away some of the energy, momentum, and spin.
text: But if one of the main ways matter and antimatter are opposites is charge, then what does it mean that neutrinos are neutral?
text: Although neutrinos are electromagnetically neutral (they have no electric charge and no magnetic moment), they may carry another kind of charge: lepton number.
text: But neutrinos are furthermore electrically neutral : they do not have the electrical charge that allows electrons to form the electronic cloud that surrounds the atom nucleus.
text: Neutrino is electrically neutral.
text: The electron, the muon and the tau all have an electric charge and a mass, whereas the neutrinos are electrically neutral with very little mass.
text: The neutrino does not feel the strong nuclear force (because it is a lepton) or the electrostatic force (because it is neutral).
text: Neutrinos are neutral leptons.
text: The neutrino is an electrically neutral particle, but, with the properties described above, it is not a strictly neutral particle.