atoms in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for atoms in the English»Italian Dictionary

atom [Brit ˈatəm, Am ˈædəm] N

atom

atomo m also fig

hydrogen atom

atomo d'idrogeno

atom bomb [Brit, Am ˈædəm ˌbɑm] N

atom bomb

bomba f atomica

gram-atom [ˈɡræmˌætəm], gram-atomic weight [ˌɡræməˌtɒmɪkˈweɪt] N CHEM

gram-atom

grammo-atomo m

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carbon before n atom, compound

di carbonio

bromine before n fumes, atom, compound

di bromo

vanadium before n atom

di vanadio

neon before n atom

di neon

Translations for atoms in the Italian»English Dictionary

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grammo-atomo

gram-atom

atomo

atom

atomo d' idrogeno

hydrogen atom

atomica

atom(ic) bomb

atoms in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for atoms in the English»Italian Dictionary

atom [ˈæ·t̬əm] N

1. atom PHYS:

atom

atomo m

2. atom fig (small amount):

atom

briciolo m

atom bomb N

atom bomb

bomba f atomica

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split atom

disintegrare

Translations for atoms in the Italian»English Dictionary

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atomo

atom

bomba -ca

atom bomb

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Scandium atoms reside in the voids of the boron framework.

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This model, first proposed in 1951, considers bonding of three collinear atoms.

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The excitation of atoms is not essential for the quantum reflection but it allows the efficient trapping and cooling using optical frequencies.

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They mimic the extremely strong repulsion that atoms and spherical molecules experience at very close distances.

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In this structure, rare-earth atoms enter the Mg site.

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Due to the tight confinement of charge carriers in quantum dots, they exhibit an electronic structure similar to atoms.

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The authors also argued that this method, known as photoionization microscopy, could be used to reconstruct wavefunctions for other atoms and molecules.

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As mentioned earlier, gas ions and atoms striking the sample surface knock atoms off of it, a process known as sputtering.

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Extreme materialism claims that everything is nothing but matter atoms.

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Positron plasmas are also used in that study the interaction of antimatter with neutral atoms and molecules.

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