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What does AT WT stand for?

Atomic Weight (also seen as AWT, without the space)


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Samples in periodicals archive:
For each of these elements, the symbol, atomic number, atomic weight, melting and boiling points, and atomic radius is given.
It detectspotential explosives in a secret process by measuring the atomic weight anddensity of materials, matching them to data for banned substances such asinflammable liquids.
A second collection of verse by a Seattle poet ("Tarantella"), pondering subjects ranging from "The Atomic Weight of Lithium" to "Salt from Tide Floods Coming In.
Whether dipole or quadrupole, the field alters the motion of ions in the stellar atmosphere, redistributing the particles into patches according to their atomic weight.
Ion implanters are used because of their ability to implant selected elements, called dopants, into the silicon wafers by bombarding them with a precisely controlled beam of electrically charged ions of specific atomic weight and energy.
The element -- whose nucleus of 118 protons and 179 neutrons gives it an atomic weight of 297 -- will be known as simply element 118 until it can be officially labeled NateNewtonium.
Heavy water has hydrogen atoms of double the atomic weight, making it 10 pc heavier.
By striking nuclei against each other, however, physicists can sometimes make them amalgamate for a fleeting moment into something like a supernucleus, with atomic weight around 500.

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