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electron

[ih-lek-tron] / ɪˈlɛk trɒn /


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When the team calculated the energies of these spin waves, they discovered that their mathematical behavior closely matched that of electrons moving through graphene.

From Science Daily

To understand how the aboral organ is organized internally, researchers collaborated with Maike Kittelmann at Oxford Brookes University and used advanced volume electron microscopy.

From Science Daily

The questions were about Friedman, and what he had in common with the people who lead companies that make bullet trains and electron microscopes and Hello Kitty.

From Los Angeles Times

Each transistor contains a channel that opens and closes to regulate the flow of electrons.

From Science Daily

Scientists have discovered that electrons can be propelled across solar materials at speeds close to the fastest nature allows, a result that challenges long accepted ideas about how solar energy systems operate.

From Science Daily