The phrase "atomic range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to science, particularly in discussions about atomic structures or measurements in physics and chemistry.
Example: "The atomic range of the element determines its reactivity and bonding characteristics."
Alternatives: "atomic scale" or "atomic spectrum".
It is the ability to manipulate atoms at the atomic level ranging from one to several nanometers in order to understand, create and use material structures, devices and systems with fundamentally new properties and functions resulting form their small structure.
Under normal conditions, both techniques have limitations regarding the atomic number range of analyzed elements, because of their sensitivity.
Something much smaller than Deepwater Horizon would poison swaths of a country that in the 1950s was used — and fatally contaminated — as an atomic testing range by the Soviets.
Right: The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry IUPACC) regularly updates its familiar "Periodic Table of the Elements". The most recent iteration, published Dec. 1, 2018, includes a newly revised atomic weight range for argon.
It was found that when alloying the Pt catalyst with a small amount of Pd at a particular surface atomic ratio range, both H2 and H2S showed different adsorption properties compared to those on monometallic Pt or Pd catalyst.
This set includes 4 basic rule types (bioclimatic rules, atomic rules, range rules and logistic regression), each of which implements a different method for building prediction models.
Cluster diffusion involves motion of atomic clusters ranging in size from dimers to islands containing hundreds of atoms.
These strong ion cascade blocking characteristics may result from the atomic short-range order of these materials.
The measured diffuse intensities were analyzed to determine the Warren Cowley atomic short-range order (SRO) parameters αlmn.
