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electron

[ih-lek-tron] / ɪˈlɛk trɒn /


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By slightly adjusting a chemical formula, they were able to alter how large numbers of electrons interact inside the material, guiding it into a topological superconducting state.

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Silicon differs fundamentally from carbon because it is more metallic and does not hold onto its electrons as tightly.

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This effect occurs when radio waves pass through regions filled with electrons and magnetic fields, causing the waves to shift.

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When solar activity surges, electron density in the ionosphere can rise significantly.

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"However, electron beam lithography has no such constraint. With electrons, we can realize our structures with sub-nanometer resolution, which is critical for our microresonators."

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