| 释义 |
monochromate, v.|mɒnəʊˈkrəʊmeɪt|
[Backformation from monochromator.]
trans. = monochromatize v. So ˈmonochromated, -chromating ppl. adjs.
1955G. E. Bacon Neutron Diffraction iv. 80 For any position XY of the monochromating crystal there will be some particular wavelength which is at the right glancing angle θ to the crystal to undergo Bragg reflection when it is incident along PB. 1955Rev. Sci. Instruments XXVI. 564 A bent crystal monochromator..was constructed to monochromate the specimen-reflected x-ray beam. Ibid., X-ray diffraction laboratories are making increasing use of single crystal monochromated radiation for various types of investigations. 1961J. Thewlis et al. Encycl. Dict. Physics IV. 827/2 Normally, the monochromating crystal is used in conjunction with a neutron spectrometer. 1971Nature 16 Apr. 436/1 The aim of our experiments was..to check that there was no large disparity between the observed and calculated flux of monochromated synchrotron radiation. |