Some articles on atomic, structure, atomic structure, atomic structures:
... Brownian motion in a way that definitively proves atomic theory ... table are more properly organized by positive nuclear charge rather than atomic weight ... establish the field of X-ray crystallography, an important tool for elucidating the crystal structure of substances ...
... caused by inherent weaknesses in the crystal atomic structure ... It makes amorphous metal alloys, which retain a random atomic structure when the hot metal solidifies, rather than the crystalline atomic structure (with dislocations) that normally forms when hot ...
... The atomic structures of pumpellyites and julgoldites consist of chains of edge-sharing octahedra linked by SiO4, Si2O7, and CaO7 polyhedra in the julgoldite atomic ...
... the Electronic Digital Stored program Automatic Computer (EDSAC) for atomic structure calculations ... Froese Fischer at the Harvard College Observatory, where she extended her research on atomic structure calculations ... Since then she has become internationally known for her software for atomic structure calculations and her research in atomic structure theory ...
... for the Rydberg formula, an empirical description of the atomic spectrum of hydrogen, and to account for the value of the Rydberg constant R∞ in terms of other fundamental constants ...
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