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binding energy

[bahyn-ding en-er-jee] / ˈbaɪn dɪŋ ˌɛn ər dʒi /
NOUN
separation energy
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Some key questions that ab initio calculations can help answer are the binding energies and properties of atomic nuclei and the link between nuclear structure and the underlying interactions between protons and neutrons.

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Chemists traditionally think about surface catalysis based on the chemical binding energy of molecules to active sites on the surface, which influences the amount of energy needed for the reaction, he says.

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This difference in mass is responsible for the binding energy of the nuclei.

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In the most modern two-dimensional semiconductors, these excitons have an extraordinarily high binding energy.

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The researchers analyzed thermodynamic parameters of the system such as binding energies, changes in capacitance, and molecular conformations and found that they played critical roles in optimizing the sensor's performance.

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