Sentences with phrase «from electron orbital»

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The current drops to zero when the tip passes over a single lobe dense with charge because the charge and phase of two lobes of the carbon monoxide molecule interact with the molecule's orbital and cancel out, preventing electrons from tunneling through.

Transition metals (M) weaken or break the strong triple bond (N ≡ N) by donating electrons from their atomic d orbitals into the antibonding π orbitals of N2.

Spin orbit coupling is a quantum mechanical phenomenon that results from the interaction between the electron's orbital motion in atoms and its spin orientation.

When the electron is stripped from hydrogen chloride's highest orbital, an ion (a charged version of the molecule) survives.

Late last year two groups published papers in Science showing how intense laser pulses could be used to liberate electrons not only from the highest molecular orbital but also from the next orbital below.

Corkum notes that it is exponentially more difficult, but not theoretically prohibited, to get electrons from lower orbitals rather than from higher orbitals.

Electron ejection from multiple N2 orbitals, controlled by the molecule's orientation relative to a laser, produces attosecond light spectra that can reveal molecular dynamics.

With this information, «We can measure the binding energy and momentum of electrons in the «Cooper pairs» responsible for superconductivity and identify which energy momentum characteristics they have - which orbital they're from,» Davis said.

In this case, the electrons will absorb the energy of the light wave and increase their energy state, often moving outward from the nucleus of the atom into an outer shell or orbital.

Electrons jumping orbitals and producing radiation don't know if there is a warmer or colder body out there somewhere, therefore the total instantaneous radiation from any body is independent of the temperature of the surroundings.