Sentence examples for scattering electrons from inspiring English sources

One is by scattering electrons off them.

Pictures of the structure were also captured inside living cells, by first "flash-freezing" the cells and then scattering electrons off them.

In 1930, during a trip to Germany, Pauling learned about electron diffraction, and upon his return to California he used this technique of scattering electrons from the nuclei of molecules to determine the structures of some important substances.

We briefly describe the historical background leading to the Cho et al. [1992]-theory of PMSE which tried to explain the radar echoes as a turbulent scatter where the scattering electrons have a high Schmidt number due to the fact that somewhat more than 50% of the overall negative charge is bound to heavy aerosol particles of low mobility.

This is precisely what experimentalists had found a few years earlier at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center by scattering electrons off of protons.

For example, metallic particles scattering electrons appear as light spots compared to the tissue absorbing electrons and therefore have a dark colour in the BSE mode.

Their characteristic temperature dependence suggests the importance of electron-electron scattering in electron transport phenomena.

Interstitial carbon atoms produced in the irradiation scatter electrons and thus decrease electrical conductivity.

Images (d), (e) and (f) are recorded using back scattered electrons detector (BSE).

The upgrade of the analyzer enables the intensity calibration at arbitrary electron energies using elastically scattered electrons.

The target cell has a wide aperture for scattered electrons and is axially symmetric around the beam axis.