Sentence examples for hydrogen scattering from inspiring English sources

Taking the effect into account allows removal of a resolution-dependent systematic error that would otherwise only affect low-resolution data, which is where the hydrogen scattering contributes.

Hydrogen atoms scatter solar ultraviolet light, and it was this light that was imaged by the IUVS.

For incident positive oxygen and hydrogen ions, scattered negative ion fractions of up to 28% and more than 6%, were measured, respectively.

The heliospheric hydrogen wall scatters Lyα photons passing through it, producing a detectable absorption signature in observations of H I Lyα emission from nearby stars.

The latter may be coherent or incoherent, but for any material containing hydrogen, the incoherent scattering dominates.

During the first 400,000 years, sound waves propagated through what was basically a dense, hot cloud of hydrogen atoms and scattered photons of light.

For the vacuum calculations, out of the theoretically possible 729 rotamers, only about a hundred rendered stable minima, highly stabilized by hydrogen bonding and scattered in a ca. 14 kcal/mol span.

In the study presented here molecular oxygen and hydrogen ions were scattered at grazing incidence from several diamond-like carbon (DLC) surfaces in the energy range from 190 to 2400 eV.

Hydrogen has the largest scattering interaction with neutrons of all the elements in the periodic table making neutron scattering ideal for studying hydrogen storage materials.

This was nearly the case of polyethylene, since x-ray scattering by hydrogen was negligible, for the analysis of W(r) only the scattering factor of carbon were taken into consideration as was mentioned before.

Buck, U. Rotationally inelastic scattering of hydrogen molecules and the non-spherical interaction.