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elec·tron [ɪˈlektrɒn, Am -trɑ:n] N

electron
Elektron nt <-s, -tro̱·nen>

elec·tron ac·ˈcel·era·tor N SCIENCE

electron accelerator
Elektronenbeschleuniger m <-s, ->

eˈlec·tron beam N SCIENCE

electron beam
Elektronenstrahl m <-(e)s, -en>

eˈlec·tron charge N PHYS

electron charge
Elementarladung f <-, -en>

elec·tron ˈmicro·scope N

electron microscope
Elektronenmikroskop nt <-s, -e>

eˈlec·tron tube N

electron tube
Elektronenröhre f <-, -n>

electron carrier N

electron carrier
Elektronenträger

electron deficit (oxidised)

electron deficit
Elektronenentzug (oxidiert)

electron pair

electron pair
Elektronenpaar

energised electron

energised electron
angeregtes Elektron (Elektron auf einem höheren Energieniveau)

photophosphorylation, electron flow [ˌfəʊtəʊˌfɒsfəriˈleɪʃn] N

photophosphorylation
Fotophosphorylierung

electron microscope (EM) N

electron microscope (EM)
Elektronenmikroskop (EM)

scanning electron microscope (SEM) N

scanning electron microscope (SEM)
Rasterelektronenmikroskop (REM)

transmission electron microscope (TEM) N

transmission electron microscope (TEM)
Transmissionselektronenmikroskop (TEM)

elec·tron bind·ing ˈen·er·gy N PHYS

electron binding energy
Ionisierungsenergie f
OpenDict entry

electron diffraction N

electron diffraction PHYS
Elektronenbeugung f