one-electron

Another team, ASACUSA, is studying exotic helium atoms in which one electron is replaced by an antiproton.

The word " correlation" is also used to refer to the effects of one electron on the motion of another.

We investigated high harmonic generated from the interaction of intense pulses with a one-electron model molecular ion.

The lightest element is hydrogen, the atom of which consists of a nucleus of only one proton, round which revolves one electron.

There is nothing that will enable us to tell one electron from another.

A polar covalent bond happens when one electron has a stronger electrical attraction for the shared electrons than the other atom(s).

The advantage of hydrogen is its unrivalled simplicity: one electron circles a single proton.

An example of a flavoprotein undergoing a one-electron transfer is with the microsomal NADPH-cytochrome P450 reductase.

There will normally be one electron circling about the hydrogen nucleus.

Single-ion helium occurs when one electron is lost.

Hydrogen, which is the lightest element, has only one electron.

Determination of One-electron Reduction Potentials of Podophyllotoxin and Its Derivatives by Pulse Radiolysis

Limitations of Conventional One-electron Approximation Methods

Reaction of One-Electron-Oxidation of Methionine-Containing Dipeptides: A Laser Flash Photolysis Study

With just one proton and one electron, hydrogen is not only the simplest of all the atoms in the Universe;