Ramsauer
/ˈramzaʊə/Physics
noun
In general attributive use with reference to the Ramsauer effect.
Origin
1920s (in an earlier sense). From the name of Carl Wilhelm Ramsauer, German physicist, who described the effect in 1921 (Ann. der Physik 369 513).
- technical difficulty
- technical drawing
- technical fix
- technical foul
- technical hitch
- technicalism
- technicality
- technicalize
- technical knockout
- technically
- technicalness
- technical rehearsal
- technical sergeant
- technical support
- technical verse
- technical water
- technician
- technicise
- technicism
- technicist
- technicity
- technicization
- technicize
- technicized
- technicology