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More than 25 million people died in Europe from the bubonic plague (the black death) in five years, from 1347 to 1352. |
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glass fibre Eng.
Properly known as fiber-reinforced polymer, it is melted glass drawn into thin fibres some 0.005-0.01 mm in diameter. The fibres may be spun into threads and woven into fabrics which are then
impregnated with resins to give a material that is both strong and corrosion resistant for use in car bodies and boat building, heat-resistant fabrics and insulations.
gluon Phys.
A gauge boson that mediates the strong interaction between quark and antiquark. It has no electric charge and mass but carries a special 'charge-like' property that hold quarks together.
The theoretical treatment of gluon is described in the theory of quantum chromodynamics.
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