Examples of using Electrons in English and their translations into Thai
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So this one also has two electrons in its outermost shell.
So this one's going to have three electrons in its outside orbital.
I have two electrons in my outermost shell, so iron I could just do like this.
Carbon, I have four electrons in my outermost shell.
Once I have two electrons in this 1s orbital.
That's where the first two electrons go.
So that's where the last three electrons go into the p orbital.
So chlorine before had seven electrons.
It has 17 protons, 18 electrons.
Now both of these oxygen atoms would love to have eight electrons.
So we have two electrons.
Small things, like atoms or electrons though, can have wavelengths big enough to measure in physics experiments.
But that's just the electrons in your body pushing back against the electrons in the seat, opposing the force of gravity.
Bring two atoms close together, and the electrons don't need to choose just one atom but are shared between them.
The electrons in a solid aren't bound to a particular atom but shared among all of them, extending over a large range of space.
This gigantic superposition of states determines the ways electrons move through the material, whether it's a conductor or an insulator or a semiconductor.
Understanding how electrons are shared among atoms allows us to precisely control the properties of semiconductor materials, like silicon.
And again, they only absorb light at particular colors when electrons jump up and fall down, jump up and fall down.
So Thompson had discovered the first subatomic particle, which we now call electrons.
Electron spin is affected by a magnetic field, and named spin because electrons appear to rotate.