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Перевод: atom

[существительное]
атом ; мельчайшая частица

Тезаурус:

1. The definition of a second has since officially been the time it takes a cesium atom to make 9,192,631,770 vibrations.
2. These critical angles correspond to the condition at which the edge of the cone crosses the neighbouring atom.
3. The British atom bomb, tested in 1952-;3 in Australia, gave simple satisfaction to Churchill ("We had one and let it off - it went off beautifully").
4. To the chemist, "organic" refers to the thousands of compounds based on the carbon atom.
5. If a surfeit or deficiency of electrons occurs, the atom becomes electrically charged, negative and positive.
6. One day, the team hopes, it will be possible to build tiny circuits atom by atom.
7. But the buckyball compounds' opposite behaviour suggest that researchers should pursue "negative pressure", created by inserting a larger atom into the lattice.
8. In a few rings one of the carbons is replaced by an atom of oxygen, nitrogen or sulphur which can cause problems.
9. What air touches turns to snot, atom bombs
10. To provide a dramatic contrast that is also a unity, the sun must be truly dominant and its satellites must be a family that shares a common property of shape and size: just like an atom or a solar system.
11. The light from the big bang, though, has come much farther - it has been travelling since the time, less than 1m years after the moment of creation, when the universe became thin enough for radiation emitted by one atom to be unlikely to hit another.
12. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy has confirmed that the platinum in cis- DDP bonds to the nitrogen atom in guanine's smaller ring.
13. The Hitachi team selectively removed atoms from the surface of a molybdenum disulphide crystal by bringing the fine tip of the STM very close to a particular atom and subjecting it to a pulse of electric field.