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The 88 pages that link to Proton, each with the reason it gives.
BasicityBroader topic: Proton acceptance is the defining event measured by basicity.
IsospinRelated: It is one member of the nucleon pair related by isospin.
Brønsted–Lowry acidBroader topic: The acid's defining donation is the transfer of this particle.
Hydrogen ionBroader topic: For ordinary hydrogen, losing the sole electron leaves a bare proton.
DeprotonationRelated: Deprotonation specifically removes this particle from a chemical species.
Mass defectRelated: Its mass is one of the constituent masses summed for a nucleus.
AntiquarkRelated: Its measured properties also reflect transient antiquarks in the proton sea.
Brønsted–Lowry baseBroader topic: It is the particle a Brønsted–Lowry base accepts.
ProtiumBroader topic: The sole constituent of protium’s nucleus is one proton.
Up quarkRelated: Its two up quarks help determine its positive electric charge.
Down quarkRelated: One down quark supplies part of the proton's quark content and charge.
Ernest WaltonRelated: Accelerated protons struck lithium nuclei in the experiment.
Carbon isotopesRelated: Every carbon isotope has six protons, fixing its atomic identity.
Helium atomBroader topic: The two protons define helium’s atomic number and positive nuclear charge.
Charge (electricity)Related: Its positive charge helps determine an atom's total charge.
HydronCompared with: A proton is only the protium hydron, not the deuterium or tritium ions.
List of particlesBroader topic: It is a familiar baryon and a stable constituent of atomic nuclei.