The phrase "and the particles of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or technical contexts when discussing components or elements of a substance or system.
Example: "The experiment focused on the interactions between the molecules and the particles of the solution."
Alternatives: "and the components of" or "and the elements of".
The discovery of sparticles would be a monumental achievement, taking us far beyond Einstein by establishing a deep link between nature's forces and the particles of matter.
Japanese style has always favoured ambiguity, and the particles of speech necessary for easy comprehension of a statement are often omitted as unnecessary or as fussily precise.
Electron micrographs suggest that failure was nucleated at the interface between the epoxy and the particles of TS-720.
It consists of organic and inorganic components, and the particles of concern range in size from a few nanometers to approximately 10 μm.
The quantitative relationship between the free electrons of an electric current and the particles of a substance in which they cause a reaction is defined by the laws of Faraday (see above History).
Let history show that at exactly 1 34 p.m., a faint plume of white smoke rose from the chimney of the crematory and the particles of a man whose name was not revealed blended with the Los Angeles air and ran away with the Santa Ana winds.
The key is to find the optimum sizes and concentrations for the particles of platinum and carbon, he adds.
The SEM image helps in analyzing the morphology and size of the particles of the developed adsorbent.
The more glossy a selected painting surface is, the more it will directly and precisely represent the particles of light (think of a sharp mirror or glass).
For instance, scientists at Cornell developed a fabric that effectively fights many kinds of harmful bacteria by tightly and precisely arranging the particles of a nanotextile.
Dr Haroche worked on photons (the particles of light and other forms of electromagnetic radiation).
