accelerator |
gaspedal |
As nouns the difference between accelerator and gaspedal
is that
accelerator is one who, or that which, accelerates while
gaspedal is accelerator (accelerator pedal).
accelerator |
gas |
As nouns the difference between accelerator and gas
is that
accelerator is one who, or that which, accelerates while
gas is goose.
accelerator |
acceleratory |
As a noun accelerator
is one who, or that which, accelerates.
As an adjective acceleratory is
accelerative.
accelerator |
laddertron |
In physics|lang=en terms the difference between accelerator and laddertron
is that
accelerator is (physics) a device that accelerates charged subatomic particles while
laddertron is (physics) a form of klystron that uses ladders.
As nouns the difference between accelerator and laddertron
is that
accelerator is one who, or that which, accelerates while
laddertron is (physics) a device, in the form of a series of metal bars joined by non-conducting links, used in electrostatic accelerators.
accelerator |
beamline |
In physics|lang=en terms the difference between accelerator and beamline
is that
accelerator is (physics) a device that accelerates charged subatomic particles while
beamline is (physics) the line traveled by a particle beam in an accelerator.
As nouns the difference between accelerator and beamline
is that
accelerator is one who, or that which, accelerates while
beamline is (physics) the line traveled by a particle beam in an accelerator.
accelerator |
preaccelerator |
In physics|lang=en terms the difference between accelerator and preaccelerator
is that
accelerator is (physics) a device that accelerates charged subatomic particles while
preaccelerator is (physics) any accelerator that accelerates particles and feeds them to a larger accelerator for further acceleration.
As nouns the difference between accelerator and preaccelerator
is that
accelerator is one who, or that which, accelerates while
preaccelerator is (physics) any accelerator that accelerates particles and feeds them to a larger accelerator for further acceleration.
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