Sentence examples for beam scattered from inspiring English sources
The broad background hump reflects the spectral intensity profile of the white beam scattered by the aqueous suspension in the ampoule [30].
This may be due to (a) the fact that a large proportion of the beam scattered from a thick target consists of electrons which have undergone more than one collision, (b) the insufficiency of the theoretical model, (c) the inclusion of extraneous effects in the experimental results" (pp. 566 67).
To analyze scattering images in a crossed beam scattering experiment, the center-of-mass point V CM and the radius r mean of the Newton circle must be known, i.e., the parameters that define the Newton circle for a collision between two hypothetical particles, where each particle has a velocity corresponding to the mean speed of the beam distribution.
The origination of the TAP reactor based on molecular beam scattering experiments is briefly mentioned.
The results show that compared with the air, helium-filled pipe can significantly reduce the beam scattering.
In an attempt to discover in detail the changes that occur in chemical reactions, Herschbach applied a technique that was then becoming popular in elementary particle physics molecular beam scattering.
In a passive beam scattering system, the beam is usually extracted from a cyclotron at a constant energy throughout a treatment.
By combining synchrotron-based imaging and nano-focused X-ray beam scattering with Focused Ion Beam stress evaluation, we construct detailed maps of structure and strain inside this material.
The concepts are illustrated using a model system of coverage-dependent adsorption of the reactant on a partially exposed sample, followed by surface diffusion of the reactant and first-order chemical reaction in a modulated reactive molecular beam scattering experiment.
We put particular emphasis on their suitability in crossed beam scattering experiments that employ a decelerator.
It can be helpful for some applications which need to control the light beam scattering directivity, for example, the molecule detection by surface-enhanced Raman scattering.
