nel dizionario PONS
elec·tron [ɪˈlektrɒn, ingl am -trɑ:n] SOST
- electron
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elec·tron ˈmicro·scope SOST
- electron microscope
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eˈlec·tron tube SOST
- electron tube
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elec·tron ac·ˈcel·era·tor SOST SCIENZE
- electron accelerator
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eˈlec·tron beam SOST SCIENZE
- electron beam
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eˈlec·tron charge SOST FIS
- electron charge
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elec·tron ˈpair bond SOST CHIM
elec·tron bind·ing ˈen·er·gy SOST FIS
scan·ning elec·tron ˈmi·cro·scope SOST
- scanning electron microscope
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electron diffraction SOST
- electron diffraction FIS
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Glossario di Biologia Klett
electron microscope (EM) SOST
- electron microscope (EM)
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energised electron
- energised electron
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electron pair
- electron pair
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electron deficit (oxidised)
- electron deficit
- Elektronenentzug (oxidiert)
electron carrier SOST
- electron carrier
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scanning electron microscope (SEM) SOST
transmission electron microscope (TEM) SOST
electron transport chain SOST
final electron acceptor SOST
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Throughout his career, his specialties were photochemistry, electron diffraction, magnetic resonance, solid state physics, and neurochemistry.
en.wikipedia.org The structure of acetyl cyanide was determined through the joint use of electron diffraction intensities and rotational constants.
en.wikipedia.org Although this is counterintuitive, the prediction is correct; in particular, electron diffraction and neutron diffraction are well understood and widely used in science and engineering.
en.wikipedia.org Optical microscope and electron microscope are extensively used in micrography or metallography and are indispensable.
en.wikipedia.org Electron microscope showed the red-brown form as having long, parallel nanorods with a diameter between 0.34 nm and 0.47 nm.
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www.nanotechnology.de Work centers on memory elements based on the transfer of individual electrons between metal electrodes and on the memory effect of semiconductor nano-clusters in SiO & sup2; films.
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Schwerpunkt der Arbeiten bilden Speicherelemente, die durch Ladungstransfer einzelner Elektronen zwischen metallischen Bereichen realisiert werden oder die Speichereigenschaften von Halbleiternanoclustern in dünnen SiO & sup2; - Schichten nutzen.
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aktuell.ruhr-uni-bochum.de How strong these fields are in a fully ionised plasma of protons and electrons, has now been calculated by Prof. Schlickeiser, specifically for the gas densities and temperatures that occurred in the plasmas of the early universe.
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Wie stark diese Felder in einem vollständig ionisierten Plasma aus Protonen und Elektronen sind, hat Prof. Schlickeiser nun berechnet, und zwar für die Gasdichten und -temperaturen, die in den Plasmen des frühen Universums vorkamen.
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aktuell.ruhr-uni-bochum.de Dusty plasmas are composed of electrons, positive ions, neutral atoms, and dust grains that are negatively or positively charged.
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Staubige Plasmen bestehen üblicherweise aus Elektronen, positiv geladenen Ionen, neutralen Atomen und Staubkörnchen, die negativ oder positiv geladen sind.
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www.cui.uni-hamburg.de To understand why superconductors conduct electric current without losses, a theoretical model cannot look at each individual electron.
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Um zu verstehen, wie beispielsweise Supraleiter entstehen, die Strom verlustfrei leiten, kann ein theoretisches Modell jedoch nicht jedes einzelne Elektron eines Festkörpers individuell betrachten.
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www.ieap.uni-kiel.de The galactic cosmic radiation on the other hand is made of atomic nuclei and electrons that are accelerated in the process of a super nova to almost light speed.
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Die galaktische kosmische Strahlung besteht dagegen aus Atomkernen und Elektronen, die im Verlauf einer Supernova auf nahezu Lichtgeschwindigkeit beschleunigt wurden.
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