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MEV
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MEVMega (Million) Electron-Volts
MEVMillion Electron Volts
MEVMiddle Earth Vault (forum)
MEVMedical Ventures Corp (stock symbol)
MEVMusica Elettronica Viva (band)
MEVMacro Economische Verkenning (Dutch: Macro Economic Outlook)
MEVMinden-Tahoe Airport (Nevada)
MeVMega Electron Volt
MEVMedical Evacuation Vehicle
MEVMechanical Extract Ventilation (construction)
MEVMillion Entering Vehicles (vehicle crash rate)
MEVManchester Event Volunteers (UK)
MEVMulti Experiment Viewer
mEVMilli-Electron Volt
MEVMesa de Entradas Virtual (Spanish)
MEVMilitary Equipment Valuation
MEVMouse Encephalomyelitis Virus
MEVMaven Evangelism
MEVMain Electrical Vendor
MEVMevalonate Uptake Facilitator
MEVMorir Es Vivir (band)
MEVMean Estimated Value
MEVMilli Egitim Vakfi (Turkish)
MEVMission Essential Variant
MEVMacro Economic Outlook (The Netherlands)
MEVMulti-Entry Visa
MEVMachinery Equipment & Vehicles
MEVMarket Enterprise Value
MEVMissionaries of Evangelium Vitae


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Brighter colors indicate higher numbers of gamma rays at energies above 200 million electron volts.
The resulting energies, ranging from 3 million to 10 million electron volts and coupled with 1 kW to 50 kW of power, have sufficient energy to penetrate most products in their final shipping containers.
Until an unexcited nucleus gains about 2 million electron volts (MeV) of energy, theories predict, its nucleons should orbit in well-defined pairs of identical particles.
 
 
 
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