Maiter

Maiteris a puirly defined term inscience.The term haes aften been uised in reference tae a substance (aften a pairticle) that haes restmass.Anither wey o uisin the wird 'maiter' is luisely as a general term for the substance that maks up aw observablepheesical objects.^[1]^[2]

References

↑ R. Penrose (1991). "The mass of the classical vacuum". In S. Saunders, H.R. Brown (eds.).The Philosophy of Vacuum.Oxford University Press.p. 21.ISBN 0-19-824449-5.Cite uses deprecated parameter|editors=(help)
↑"Matter (physics)".McGraw-Hill's Access Science: Encyclopedia of Science and Technology Online.Archived fraethe originalon 17 Juin 2011.Retrieved24 Mey2009.

[Penrose-1] R. Penrose (1991). "The mass of the classical vacuum". In S. Saunders, H.R. Brown (eds.).The Philosophy of Vacuum.Oxford University Press.p. 21.ISBN 0-19-824449-5.Cite uses deprecated parameter|editors=(help)

[mcgrawhill-2] "Matter (physics)".McGraw-Hill's Access Science: Encyclopedia of Science and Technology Online.Archived fraethe originalon 17 Juin 2011.Retrieved24 Mey2009.

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