Definition of electron diffraction in English:

electron diffraction

noun

mass nounPhysics

The diffraction of a beam of electrons by atoms or molecules, used especially for determining crystal structures.
Example sentencesExamples
- This is reminiscent of the two-dimensional projection Fourier map obtained experimentally by electron diffraction.
- To this were added inter-helical distance constraints derived from intermediate-resolution electron diffraction studies to define the packing of the helical bundle.
- An advantage in using electron diffraction from crystals over imaging for evaluating the effect of energy filtering is that quantitative analyses can be carried out for high-resolution data more easily and reliably.
- That work led to their discovery of electron diffraction in 1927.
- This study has been undertaken to extend earlier electron diffraction work in which the M-state was trapped by a similar protocol.

Definition of electron diffraction in US English:

electron diffraction

noun

Physics

The diffraction of a beam of electrons by atoms or molecules, used especially for determining crystal structures.
Example sentencesExamples
- This study has been undertaken to extend earlier electron diffraction work in which the M-state was trapped by a similar protocol.
- An advantage in using electron diffraction from crystals over imaging for evaluating the effect of energy filtering is that quantitative analyses can be carried out for high-resolution data more easily and reliably.
- To this were added inter-helical distance constraints derived from intermediate-resolution electron diffraction studies to define the packing of the helical bundle.
- This is reminiscent of the two-dimensional projection Fourier map obtained experimentally by electron diffraction.
- That work led to their discovery of electron diffraction in 1927.

单词	electron diffraction
释义	Definition of electron diffraction in English: electron diffraction noun mass nounPhysics The diffraction of a beam of electrons by atoms or molecules, used especially for determining crystal structures. Example sentencesExamples This is reminiscent of the two-dimensional projection Fourier map obtained experimentally by electron diffraction. To this were added inter-helical distance constraints derived from intermediate-resolution electron diffraction studies to define the packing of the helical bundle. An advantage in using electron diffraction from crystals over imaging for evaluating the effect of energy filtering is that quantitative analyses can be carried out for high-resolution data more easily and reliably. That work led to their discovery of electron diffraction in 1927. This study has been undertaken to extend earlier electron diffraction work in which the M-state was trapped by a similar protocol. Definition of electron diffraction in US English: electron diffraction noun Physics The diffraction of a beam of electrons by atoms or molecules, used especially for determining crystal structures. Example sentencesExamples This study has been undertaken to extend earlier electron diffraction work in which the M-state was trapped by a similar protocol. An advantage in using electron diffraction from crystals over imaging for evaluating the effect of energy filtering is that quantitative analyses can be carried out for high-resolution data more easily and reliably. To this were added inter-helical distance constraints derived from intermediate-resolution electron diffraction studies to define the packing of the helical bundle. This is reminiscent of the two-dimensional projection Fourier map obtained experimentally by electron diffraction. That work led to their discovery of electron diffraction in 1927.
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