atom [ˈætəm, am. angl. ˈæt̬-] SAM.
1. atom FIZ.:
- atom
- atom m. spol
2. atom fig.:
- atom
- odrobina ž. spol
atom SAM.
- phantom atom KEM.
- atom fantomalny m. spol
- parent atom nukleonika
- atom macierzysty m. spol
- nearest atom KEM.
- atom najbliższy m. spol
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There are an immense number of distinct compounds that contain carbon atoms.
en.wikipedia.org The reactive sites -- cure sites -- are allylic hydrogen atoms.
en.wikipedia.org Even if the inner workings of the atom could differ, there could not be fewer than 100 elements.
en.wikipedia.org When there are only 500 atoms, however, the substrate is almost immediately vaporized by the deposition.
en.wikipedia.org She hypothesized that the radiation was not the outcome of some interaction of molecules but must come from the atom itself.
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