Sentence examples for another electron from inspiring English sources

The previous members of the group commonly accept another electron to achieve a stable noble-gas electronic configuration, having eight electrons (octet) in its valence shell, which is the minimum-energy configuration in which the outer electrons are tightly bound.

Corey showed me another electron micrograph, from the ear of a mouse that had been exposed for two hours to sound as intense as that experienced by someone using a chainsaw.

In this diagram an electron (e−) emits a photon at V1, and this photon is then absorbed slightly later by another electron at V2.

The electron then moved onto the ruthenium metal in less time than it took for the hole to be filled by another electron, a process known to take 500 attoseconds.

The Auger effect was first discovered in 1922 by two European physicists, and it describes a subatomic process in which an electron displaces another electron but does not emit light.

It's easy to understand how Robinson arrived at this incorrect idea: when a measurement of one electron here can instantaneously affect the measurement of another electron on the opposite side of the universe, faster than the speed of light, it does seem as though causality has been thrown out the window.

Quantum laws also say that the frequency of light required to make an electron "flip" into the higher energy state--that is, become aligned magnetically with another electron--is proportional to the energy difference between the states.

From BQDT, benzo[1,2-b 4,5-b′]dithiophene (benzo[1,2-b 4,5-b′]dithiophenethiophene-4,8-dione dioxime (benzo[1,2-b 4,5-b′]dithiophened serve as electron-donating and another electron-accepting unit, respectively.

In addition to the normal acceptor of cyanoacetic acid moieties, another electron-withdrawing group, pentafluorophenyl or cyanophenyl one, was linked to the nitrogen atom of the pyrrole ring, with the aim to both suppress the aggregation of the dyes on the TiO2 surface and expand the electronic absorption spectra.

This outer plate is separated by a gap of about 30 nm from another electron-dense inner plate.

The results that were obtained with malonate 9 are more difficult to rationalize, because salts 1 all preferentially give the phenylation product, but the results are not additive, that is, salts 1 c and 1 d give lower selectivities than salt 1 b, despite them containing another electron-donating substituent.