septon

Senton vs Septon - What's the difference?

senton | septon |


As an adjective senton

is {{defn|en}.

As a noun septon is

{{cx|chemistry|obsolete|lang=en}} nitrogen.

Septon vs Septin - What's the difference?

septon | septin |


As nouns the difference between septon and septin

is that septon is nitrogen while septin is (biochemistry) any of a class of proteins that have functions related to cytokinesis.

Septon vs Seton - What's the difference?

septon | seton |


As nouns the difference between septon and seton

is that septon is nitrogen while seton is seton.

Lepton vs Septon - What's the difference?

lepton | septon |


As nouns the difference between lepton and septon

is that lepton is (label) while septon is nitrogen.

Slepton vs Septon - What's the difference?

slepton | septon |


As nouns the difference between slepton and septon

is that slepton is (physics) a hypothetical boson superpartner of a lepton whose existence is implied by supersymmetry while septon is nitrogen.

Repton vs Septon - What's the difference?

repton | septon |


As nouns the difference between repton and septon

is that repton is (physics) a single entangled monomer in a system undergoing reptation while septon is nitrogen.

Sexton vs Septon - What's the difference?

sexton | septon |


As a proper noun sexton

is .

As a noun septon is

nitrogen.

Seston vs Septon - What's the difference?

seston | septon |


As nouns the difference between seston and septon

is that seston is the particulate matter suspended in bodies of water such as lakes and seas it applies to all particulates, including plankton, organic detritus, and inorganic material while septon is nitrogen.