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Значения термина proton number на английском

русский
заряд ядра
португальский
número atómico
испанский
numero atomico
каталонский
nombre de protons
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Number of protons found in the nucleus of an atom.

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Examples for "z"
Examples for "z"
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Results: Body mass index z score was not related to parental descriptors.
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Primary outcome was change in weight z-score from birth to hospital discharge.
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Maneuvering, reduce speed to 800 c. Alter course, negative z, niner-zero degrees.
For Honor We Stand
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However, the z axis is also useful in achieving improved SERS intensity.
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The main shareholder of the Company is Bafia Sp z o o.
Reuters
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The atomic number plus the number of neutrons is called the atomic weight.
The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
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Inside the nucleus, the number of positive protons-theatomic number-determinesthe atom's identity.
The disappearing spoon: and other true tales of madness, love, a...
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The ion concentration required for depolymerization decreases with increasing atomic number.
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On the Periodic Table, carbon sits comfortably in group number 14, atomic number six.
Wired
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Then there is the atomic number atomic mass number.
Wired
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The fluorescence signals indicate both sub-Poissonian atom number statistics and photon anti-bunching, showing suitability for cold atom quantum optics.
Pubmed
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The number of protons is what gives an atom its chemical identity.
A short history of nearly everything
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The first number tells you the number of protons involved.
Alice in quantumland: an allegory of quantum physics
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The number of protons in the nucleus is countered by an equal number of "orbiting" electrons.
The Physics of Superheroes
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She saw other nuclear castles in the distance and, spread across the plain, a number of protons moving quickly around.
Alice in quantumland: an allegory of quantum physics
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It is a sequence of every known element in the universe arranged by increasing number of protons in their nuclei.
Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries