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Significados de caesium en inglés

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A soft silver-white ductile metallic element (liquid at normal temperatures); the most electropositive and alkaline metal.

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Examples for "cesium"
Examples for "cesium"
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Who can tell how much cesium 137 showered down on The Day?
Alas, Babylon
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Still, even in plodding cesium, the outer electron is a quick bugger.
The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
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Stuhlinger wrote that cesium would make a more efficient propellant than rubidium.
Wired
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The land-based vessel contained sealed pouches of cesium-137, a radioactive isotope.
Reuters
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In summary, cesium induced EADs at low or high membrane potentials.
Pubmed
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ANP or hydralazine was administered between the first and second Cs injections.
Pubmed
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Smith said Triple Cs may provide a particularly good buying opportunity.
Reuters
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Richmond has long been known for the three Cs: crime, corruption and Chevron.
The Guardian
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I need five Cs at honours level to do business studies.
The Irish Times
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Future studies should examine whether CsMTL2 improves metal tolerance in planta.
Pubmed
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Caesium has the chemical symbol Cs, the atomic number 55 and its name comes from the Latin word caesius, meaning sky blue.
Radio NZ
Uso de caesium en inglés
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Abnormal level of radioactive caesium found in beef from the area, Kyodo reports.
Reuters
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Abnormal level of radioactive caesium found in beef from the area, Kyodo reported.
Reuters
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A second, the basic unit of time, is defined by caesium.
Radio NZ
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This shows with time, the caesium was more firmly adhered to the soil.
BBC
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Abnormal level of radioactive caesium was found in beef from the area, Kyodo reported.
Reuters
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In addition to iodine and caesium, Thailand is also looking out for Strontium 90.
Reuters
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But the soil around Fukushima is laden with radioactive caesium.
The Guardian
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Invented 60 years ago, they work by bathing a ball of caesium atoms in microwaves.
BBC
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Japanese media said officials had detected iodine and caesium, elements released when overheating causes core damage.
The Guardian
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The nuclear bomb dropped on Hiroshima released 89 trillion becquerels of caesium-137.
The Guardian
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And an isotope of caesium, produced in atmospheric nuclear tests, means it is also useful for dating things.
Radio NZ
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Sunflowers were used near Chernobyl after the 1986 nuclear accident to extract radioactive caesium from contaminated ponds nearby.
Reuters
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The mushrooms that used to provide a livelihood for foragers are now steeped in dangerous levels of caesium.
Reuters
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However the atomic weight of strontium is 87.62 and that of caesium 132.9.
The Guardian
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Much is pumped out and passed through a filter made with zeolite clay, which removes dangerous caesium isotopes.
The Guardian
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All 10 tested positive for tiny amounts of caesium-134 and caesium-137.
The Irish Times
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