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beta, electron, negatron, beta particle* * *электро́н м.1. electronэлектро́ны бомбардиру́ют, напр. мише́нь — electrons bombard, e. g., the targetвыбива́ть электро́н — knock out an electronэлектро́н вырыва́ется под де́йствием па́дающего све́та — the electron is liberated by the action of incident light, incident light causes the electron to be ejected (e. g., from the surface)электро́н дви́жется по криволине́йной траекто́рии — an electron follows a curved trajectoryзахва́тывать электро́н — capture an electronиспуска́ть электро́н — eject [emit] an electronэлектро́ны образу́ют сгу́стки ( в клистроне) — the electrons gather in bunches, the electrons are bunched (in a klystron)осуществля́ть отры́в электро́на от а́тома — extract [dislodge] an electron from an atomрассе́ивать электро́ны — scatter electronsэлектро́ны ста́лкиваются — electrons collide2. ( группа магнитных сплавов) electronа́томный электро́н — atomic electronэлектро́н бе́та-распа́да — beta-decay [disintegration] electronблужда́ющий электро́н — vagabonding [roaming] electronбы́стрый электро́н — fast(-moving) [high-speed] electronэлектро́н вале́нтной зо́ны — valence band electronвале́нтный электро́н — valence electronвлета́ющий электро́н — incoming [oncoming, ingoing] electronвне́шний электро́н — outer(-shell) [peripheral] electronвну́тренний электро́н — inner(-shell) electronвтори́чный электро́н — secondary electron; ( в электронном умножителе) multiplier electronвылета́ющий электро́н — outgoing [outcoming] electronвы́рожденный электро́н — degenerate electronэлектро́н высо́кой эне́ргии — high-energy [hard] electronгоря́чий электро́н — hot electronизбы́точный электро́н — excess electronколлективизи́рованный электро́н — collective electronконверсио́нный электро́н — conversion electronэлектро́ны ку́перовской па́ры — Cooper pair electronsэлектро́н ма́лой эне́ргии — low-energy electronме́дленный электро́н — slow(-moving) [low-speed] electronнеспа́ренный электро́н — unpaired electronорбита́льный электро́н — orbital [planetary] electronэлектро́н отда́чи — Compton (recoil) electronперви́чный электро́н — primary electronпочти́ свобо́дный электро́н — quasi-free electronэлектро́н проводи́мости — conduction [conductivity] electronрелятиви́стский электро́н — relativistic electronсвобо́дный электро́н — free [unbound, mobile] electronсвя́занные электро́ны — bound [fixed] electronsэлектро́н свя́зи — bonding electronтуннели́рующий электро́н — tunneling electronфо́новый электро́н — background electron
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