Definition of superlattice in English:

superlattice

noun suːpəˈlatɪsˈso͞opərˌladis

Metallurgy Physics

An ordered arrangement of certain atoms in a solid solution which is superimposed on the solvent crystal lattice.
〔冶，物理〕超点阵，超晶格
Example sentencesExamples
- Finally, they fix these superlattices in position by baking the particles at 560°C for about 30 minutes - this decomposes the soap molecules to form a hard carbon crust that holds the magnetic particles in position.
- Thus, some key issues about the superlattices remain unsolved: How could such crystal-like structures exist in a bilayer without rigid chemical bonds between molecules?
- Another model for cholesterol lateral distribution, namely the superlattice model (or regular distribution model), has been proposed recently.
- It is based on a superlattice composed of alternating single crystal ‘stripes’.
- This exciton model suitably described the main features of their optical properties, including the influence of the superlattice organization of several adjacent rod aggregates in chlorosomes.

Definition of superlattice in US English:

superlattice

nounˈso͞opərˌladis

Physics Metallurgy

An ordered arrangement of certain atoms that occurs in a solid solution and which is superimposed on the solvent crystal lattice.
〔冶，物理〕超点阵，超晶格
Example sentencesExamples
- It is based on a superlattice composed of alternating single crystal ‘stripes’.
- Finally, they fix these superlattices in position by baking the particles at 560°C for about 30 minutes - this decomposes the soap molecules to form a hard carbon crust that holds the magnetic particles in position.
- Another model for cholesterol lateral distribution, namely the superlattice model (or regular distribution model), has been proposed recently.
- Thus, some key issues about the superlattices remain unsolved: How could such crystal-like structures exist in a bilayer without rigid chemical bonds between molecules?
- This exciton model suitably described the main features of their optical properties, including the influence of the superlattice organization of several adjacent rod aggregates in chlorosomes.

单词	superlattice
释义	Definition of superlattice in English: superlattice noun suːpəˈlatɪsˈso͞opərˌladis Metallurgy Physics An ordered arrangement of certain atoms in a solid solution which is superimposed on the solvent crystal lattice. 〔冶，物理〕超点阵，超晶格 Example sentencesExamples Finally, they fix these superlattices in position by baking the particles at 560°C for about 30 minutes - this decomposes the soap molecules to form a hard carbon crust that holds the magnetic particles in position. Thus, some key issues about the superlattices remain unsolved: How could such crystal-like structures exist in a bilayer without rigid chemical bonds between molecules? Another model for cholesterol lateral distribution, namely the superlattice model (or regular distribution model), has been proposed recently. It is based on a superlattice composed of alternating single crystal ‘stripes’. This exciton model suitably described the main features of their optical properties, including the influence of the superlattice organization of several adjacent rod aggregates in chlorosomes. Definition of superlattice in US English: superlattice nounˈso͞opərˌladis Physics Metallurgy An ordered arrangement of certain atoms that occurs in a solid solution and which is superimposed on the solvent crystal lattice. 〔冶，物理〕超点阵，超晶格 Example sentencesExamples It is based on a superlattice composed of alternating single crystal ‘stripes’. Finally, they fix these superlattices in position by baking the particles at 560°C for about 30 minutes - this decomposes the soap molecules to form a hard carbon crust that holds the magnetic particles in position. Another model for cholesterol lateral distribution, namely the superlattice model (or regular distribution model), has been proposed recently. Thus, some key issues about the superlattices remain unsolved: How could such crystal-like structures exist in a bilayer without rigid chemical bonds between molecules? This exciton model suitably described the main features of their optical properties, including the influence of the superlattice organization of several adjacent rod aggregates in chlorosomes.
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