atom in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for atom in the English»Spanish Dictionary

atom [Am ˈædəm, Brit ˈatəm] N

1. atom:

atom CHEM, PHYS

átomo m

to split the atom

dividir el átomo

a hydrogen atom

un átomo de hidrógeno

2. atom (tiny piece):

there's not an atom of truth in it

no hay un ápice de verdad en ello

he hasn't an atom of sense

no tiene ni pizca de sensatez

atom bomb N dated

atom bomb

bomba f atómica

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unstable CHEM, PHYS compound/atom

inestable

atom chain

cadena de átomos

to split the atom

fisionar or desintegrar el átomo

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bomba atómica

atom bomb

destello

atom inf

no hay un destello de sensatez en todo lo que ha dicho

there isn't an ounce o an atom of sense in anything he's said inf

la desintegración del átomo

the splitting of the atom

átomo

atom

atom in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for atom in the English»Spanish Dictionary

atom [ˈætəm, Am ˈæt̬-] N a. fig

atom

átomo m

atom bomb N

atom bomb

bomba f atómica

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split atom

desintegrar

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átomo

atom

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As the universe cools down, the electrons get captured by the ions, forming electrically neutral atoms.

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The reactive sites -- cure sites -- are allylic hydrogen atoms.

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These molecules are unsaturated and contain a nitrogen atom in the ring.

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One effect takes place where all the gamma ray's energy is transmitted to an entire atom.

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It gets this carbon atom by sequestering formaldehyde produced in other processes.

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Therefore, boron atoms occupy 2nd neighbor site forming a triangle.

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Instead of explicitly representing every atom of the system, one uses pseudo-atoms to represent groups of atoms.

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She hypothesized that the radiation was not the outcome of some interaction of molecules but must come from the atom itself.

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For example, three boron atoms make up a triangle where they share two electrons to complete the so-called three-center bonding.

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It has been used, for instance, in precisely measuring small energy changes in nuclei, atoms, and crystals induced by electrical, magnetic, or gravitational fields.

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