Examples of using Ionization in English and their translations into Finnish
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Well, there's some serious disagreement about that, whether it's Biefeld-Brown effect, ionization of the corona wires, simple dielectrophoresis.
This ability to cause ionization and the biological effects that it produces is the reason for the precautions which we have to take when using any type of ionizing radiation.
New type of sputtering equipment almost all use powerful magnets will spiral into motion to accelerate electron ionization of argon around the target, increase the impact probability of target with argon ions.
Electromagnetic radiation can cause ionization if the wavelength is less than 100 nm,
ultraviolet radiation and silver ionization and copper.
air filtration, ionization, its cooling or heating,
The photons of visible light do not possess sufficient energy to cause ionization because the frequency of visible light is too low.
matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization MALDI.
Examining the nuclear reactor accident at Chernobyl, ionization from the radioactivity would be expected to produce an increase in cloud cover.
Beyond a certain voltage, due to aggravate the ionization movement, the increase of conductance current is far faster than the test voltage increases,
such as strong ionization release capacity,
or air ionization purification.
irradiation(ionization), contaminants(including pesticides and animal drug residues),
It not only endures solar ionization- splitting-
After a certain voltage is exceeded, the increase of the electric conduction current is far faster than the increase of the test voltage due to the increase of the ionization motion, and the resistance value of the material rapidly decreases.
A third type of detector is the gas ionization detector.
Are now lethal to organic matter. Ionization levels in the storm.
Absolutely. Ionization of the water produces free radicals which can target accelerated mutations.