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4 acceptor(-impurity) atom
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Электроника: акцепторный атом, акцепторный примесный атомУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > acceptor-impurity atom
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атом (1. наименьшая частица химического элемента, сохраняющая его свойства 2. неделимый объект; нерасщепляемый объект; нерасщепляемая операция 3. вчт базовый элемент списка в языках обработки списков 4. вчт элементарная ячейка структур данных) || атомный- acc atom- acceptor atom
- acceptor-impurity atom
- activator atom
- bin atom
- bound atom
- close atom
- closed-shell atom
- cross-relaxing atoms
- donor atom
- donor-impurity atom
- dopant atom
- encapsulated atom
- excited atom
- foreign atom
- fullerene-encapsulated atom
- highly-ionized atom
- host crystal atom
- hot atom
- implanted atom
- impurity atom
- inner atom
- interstitial atom
- interstitial impurity atom
- ionized atom
- knock-on atom
- knocked-on atom
- laser atom
- lattice atom
- magnetic atom
- metastable atom
- migrating atom
- multielectron atom
- normal atom
- one-electron atom
- op atom
- open atom
- ord atom
- over atom
- punct atom
- rad atom
- radiating atom
- recoil atom
- rel atom
- stranger atom
- substitutional atom
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атом (1. наименьшая частица химического элемента, сохраняющая его свойства 2. неделимый объект; нерасщепляемый объект; нерасщепляемая операция 3. вчт. базовый элемент списка в языках обработки списков 4. вчт. элементарная ячейка структур данных) || атомный- acc atom- acceptor atom
- acceptor-impurity atom
- activator atom
- bin atom
- bound atom
- close atom
- closed-shell atom
- cross-relaxing atoms
- donor atom
- donor-impurity atom
- dopant atom
- encapsulated atom
- excited atom
- foreign atom
- fullerene-encapsulated atom
- highly-ionized atom
- host crystal atom
- hot atom
- implanted atom
- impurity atom
- inner atom
- interstitial atom
- interstitial impurity atom
- ionized atom
- knocked-on atom
- knock-on atom
- laser atom
- lattice atom
- magnetic atom
- metastable atom
- migrating atom
- multielectron atom
- normal atom
- one-electron atom
- op atom
- open atom
- ord atom
- over atom
- punct atom
- rad atom
- radiating atom
- recoil atom
- rel atom
- stranger atom
- substitutional atom
- substitutional impurity atom
- under atom
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acceptor atom
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Bohr atom
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fissionable atom
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fissioned atom
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foreign impurity atom
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15 акцепторный атом
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