Adjective
neutronic (not comparable)
(physics) Relating to neutrons or to neutronics
Janeway calls Seven of Nine's "multikinetic neutronic mine" a "weapon of mass destruction," following up on a statement from Tuvok that it would affect an entire starsystem, destroying innocent worlds. Source: Internet
Energy source Large-scale reactors using neutronic fuels (e.g. ITER ) and thermal power production (turbine based) are most comparable to fission power from an engineering and economics viewpoint. Source: Internet
In this cell, hydrogen-propellant is heated by the continuous intense neutronic pulses in the propellant channels. Source: Internet
The results suggested the possibility of building nuclear reactors (first called "neutronic reactors" by Szilard and Fermi) and even nuclear bombs. Source: Internet