<prompt> Nahana ka papiso ho hlalosa neutron.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Think of an analogy to explain a neutron. . Response in English: A neutron can be thought of as a soccer ball in a team of players. Just like how a soccer ball has no particular allegiance or charge, and can be passed between players to move the game forward, a neutron, with its neutral charge, can also move between atomic nuclei, facilitating nuclear reactions. Also, like how a soccer ball has some weight that influences the way it is played, a neutron has a mass that affects the behavior of the atom it is part of. . Response in Sesotho: Neutron e ka nkoa e le bolo ea maoto sehlopheng sa libapali. Joalo ka mokhoa oo bolo ea maoto e se nang botsepehi bo itseng kapa tefiso, me e ka fetisoa lipakeng tsa libapali ho isa papali pele, nyutrone, e nang le tefiso ea eona e sa nke lehlakore, e ka boela ea tsamaea lipakeng tsa nuclei ea athomo, ho nolofatsa tsebetso ea nyutlelie. Hape, joalo ka ha bolo ea maoto e na le boima bo itseng bo susumetsang tsela eo e bapaloang ka eona, neutron e na le boima bo amang boitšoaro ba athomo eo e leng karolo ea eona. 