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1 bound electrons
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2 bound electrons
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > bound electrons
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3 bound electrons
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4 bound electrons
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5 bound electrons
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6 bound electrons
• свързани електрониEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > bound electrons
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7 tightly bound electrons
Физика: сильно связанные электроныУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > tightly bound electrons
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8 bound
1) связывать
2) вязанный
3) вязаный
4) граничная оценка
5) связанный
6) утянутый
7) граница
8) грань
9) ограничивать
10) граничить
11) норма
12) предел
13) пограничный
14) краевой
15) порог
– be bound for
– bound atom
– bound book
– bound charge
– bound electrons
– bound energy
– bound moisture
– bound nitrogen
– bound of array
– bound oxygen
– bound particle
– bound state
– bound together
– bound variable
– bound vector
– bound water
– error bound
– lower bound
– upper bound
branch and bound method — метод ветвей и границ, метод ветвления и ограничения
greatest lower bound — <math.> нижняя грань, точная нижняя грань
least upper bound — <math.> точная верхняя грань
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9 density of electrons
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > density of electrons
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10 fixed electrons
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > fixed electrons
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11 releasing of electrons
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > releasing of electrons
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12 removal of electrons
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > removal of electrons
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13 bunch of electrons
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > bunch of electrons
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14 degenerate electrons
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > degenerate electrons
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15 flow of electrons
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > flow of electrons
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16 связанные электроны
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > связанные электроны
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17 electron
- back scattered electron
- backward scattered electron
- bound electron
- captured electron
- Compton electron
- Compton recoil electron
- conduction electron
- conversion electron
- decelerated electron
- discharge electrons
- energetic electron
- equivalent electrons
- excess electron
- extra electron
- fast electron
- fat electrons
- free electron
- hot electron
- incoming electron
- lone electron
- minority electron
- mobile electron
- negative electron
- nonequilibrium electron
- normal electron
- optically excited electron
- orbital electron
- outer-shell electron
- paired electrons
- peripheral electron
- photoexcited electron
- planetary electron
- plasma electron
- positive electron
- primary electron
- recoil electron
- relativistic electron
- resonant electron
- runaway electron
- secondary electron
- sharing electron
- shell electron
- spinning electron
- streaming electron
- subshell electron
- superconducting electron
- transferred electron
- trapped electron
- tunneling electron
- ultrarelativistic electron
- uncoupled electron
- unpaired electron
- valence electron
- warm electron -
18 electron
- back scattered electron
- backward scattered electron
- bound electron
- captured electron
- Compton electron
- Compton recoil electron
- conduction electron
- conversion electron
- decelerated electron
- discharge electrons
- energetic electron
- equivalent electrons
- excess electron
- extra electron
- fast electron
- fat electrons
- free electron
- hot electron
- incoming electron
- lone electron
- minority electron
- mobile electron
- negative electron
- nonequilibrium electron
- normal electron
- optically excited electron
- orbital electron
- outer-shell electron
- paired electrons
- peripheral electron
- photoexcited electron
- planetary electron
- plasma electron
- positive electron
- primary electron
- recoil electron
- relativistic electron
- resonant electron
- runaway electron
- secondary electron
- sharing electron
- shell electron
- spinning electron
- streaming electron
- subshell electron
- superconducting electron
- transferred electron
- trapped electron
- tunneling electron
- ultrarelativistic electron
- uncoupled electron
- unpaired electron
- valence electron
- warm electronThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > electron
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19 electron
1) электрон || электронный2) электрон ( магниевый сплав)•-
absorbed electron
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antibonding electron
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atomic electron
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Auger electron
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backward scattered electron
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back scattered electron
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beta-decay electron
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beta electron
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bombarding electron
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bound electron
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boundary electron
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captured electron
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Compton electron
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conduction electron
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conversion electron
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delocalized electron
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energetic electron
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excess electron
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extranuclear electron
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fast electron
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free electron
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hard electron
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heavy electron
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high-mobility electron
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hot electron
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inner electron
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ionizing electron
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leakage electron
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localized electron
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low-loss electron
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mobile electron
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nonequilibrium electron
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outcoming electron
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outer electron
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positive electron
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primary electron
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recharging electrons
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reflected electron
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secondary electron
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solvated electron
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thermal electron
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transmission electron
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trapped electron
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unbounded electron
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valence electron -
20 electron
електрон - backscattered electrons
- bound electron
- conduction electron
- drifting electron
- ejected [emitted] electron
- emitted electron
- excess electron
- free electron
- hot electron
- injected electron
- outer-shell electron
- outer electron
- peripheral electron
- photoejected electron
- replacement electron
- tunneling electron
- valence electron
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