The phrase "atoms embedded in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe atoms that are integrated or incorporated within a material or structure.
Example: "The researchers discovered that the atoms embedded in the crystal lattice significantly altered its properties."
Alternatives: "atoms incorporated in" or "atoms contained in".
These guys have used the spectra from nitrogen atoms embedded in diamond to build perhaps the most sensitive magnetometer ever made.
In the paper, Kane put forward a purely theoretical proposal for a scalable quantum computer based on quantum atoms embedded in silicon.
Dr. Perutz's work, however, was delayed by the war, and it was not until 1953 that he made a decisive advance by comparing ordinary hemoglobin crystals with others that had mercury atoms embedded in them.
Moreover, the coordinate interactions between trisubstituted boron atoms embedded in B-MICMs matrix and nitrogen atoms of TNZ endow the sensor with advanced affinity and specific directionality.
Using nitrogen atoms embedded in synthetic diamond the researchers have trapped qubits that can transfer photons extending the superposition time of these qubits a hundredfold — ultimately leading toward practical quantum computing.
Above all, the introduction of coordinate interaction formed between trisubstituted boron atoms embedded in B-MIHF matrix and nitrogen atoms of template endow the sensor with intensive enantioselectivity.
Australian and American physicists have built a working transistor from a single phosphorus atom embedded in a silicon crystal.
We consider various experimental possibilities and focus on an atom embedded in a photonic crystal designed to have a band edge in the vicinity of the frequency of the emitted light.
As tyrosine hydroxylases contain an iron atom embedded in the structure that is required for catalytic activity, we increased the Fe2+ concentration of the expression media by the addition of ferrous ammonium sulphate to ensure that all the recombinant enzyme would contain Fe2+ (63 65).
An atom-to-atom similarity of 1 indicates that the two atoms are embedded in a large substructure present in both molecules.
When elements such as nickel are kept in solid solution in ferrite, their atoms become embedded in the iron lattices and block the movements of dislocations.
