Sentence examples for electron as well from inspiring English sources
Another class of the so-called elementary particles is the meson, which comes both positively and negatively charged (i.e., with the same charge as that of an electron), as well as electrically neutral.
The self-energy of the electron as well as vacuum fluctuations of the electromagnetic field seemed to be infinite.
The result revealed that brown seaweed extracts possessed the ability in donating electron as well as the capability of scavenging various radicals.
In framework of the adiabatic approximation the energy states of electron as well as direct light absorption are investigated in strongly oblate and strongly prolate ellipsoidal quantum dots (QDs) at presence of electric and magnetic fields.
Furthermore, usage of incorrect collision cross section between atom oxygen and electron as well as composition change during the high auroral activity should also increase ambiguities for derivation of conductivities.
The selected samples that will be shown have been extensively studied through Fourier transform infrared and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, time of flight secondary ion mass spectrometry, Rutherford backscattering, X-ray diffraction, atomic force microscopy and scanning electron as well as conventional and high-resolution transmission electron microscopy.
Mechanism of inhibition are mainly attributed to adsorption and depends on the metal, physicochemical properties of the molecule such as functional groups, steric factors, aromaticity at the donor atom and p orbital character of donating electrons, as well as the electronic structure of the molecules.
Many formulas and tables are available for stopping powers and for ranges of electrons as well as of heavy particles over a wide range of energies.
Such systems may involve small or large numbers of electrons as well as being confined in one or more dimensions.
Sources of ionisation accounted for are solar EUV, X rays, protons, and electrons, as well as galactic cosmic rays.
Then the electrons collide with atoms in the air, generating even more electrons as well as x-rays and gamma rays.
