particle's
Speck's or mote's
Particle's is the possessive form of particle—a tiny piece or fragment of something.
A particle can be a speck of dust, a subatomic unit like an electron, or in grammar, a small function word like "not" or "up." The possessive marks what belongs to or characterizes the particle: the particle's trajectory, the particle's charge.
Possessive of smallest particle
- electron'sBelonging to negative particle
- charge'sOf a dependent
- energy'sPossessive of power
Possessive of vocabulary unit
- article'sBelonging to written work
- function'sPurpose or duty's
- speech'sBelonging to verbal address
Possessive of substance
- crystal'sBelonging to transparent solid
- component'sOf a constituent piece
- element'sBelonging to a constituent
- distribution'sOf the dispersal
atom's
Possessive of smallest particle
- electron'sBelonging to negative particle
- charge'sOf a dependent
- energy'sPossessive of power
bit's
Of a fragment
word's
Possessive of vocabulary unit
- article'sBelonging to written work
- function'sPurpose or duty's
- speech'sBelonging to verbal address
material's
Possessive of substance
- crystal'sBelonging to transparent solid
- component'sOf a constituent piece
- element'sBelonging to a constituent
- particle boardEngineered wood from compressed chips
- subatomic particlesComponents smaller than atoms
- viral particlesComplete infectious agents
- dust particlesFine airborne matter
- beta particleEmitted electron or positron
- particle physicsStudy of subatomic constituents