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What does EC stand for?

Electron Cloud


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Samples in periodicals archive:
The laser causes an electron in the quantum dot to jump to a higher energy level, leaving behind a charged hole in the electron cloud.
The spacecraft is positively charged against an electron cloud surrounding the craft, and with a magnetic field of the order 10,000 Gauss, easily reached by superconducting currents flowing in an azimuthal direction, it is insulated against the electron cloud up to GeV potentials.
Vocabulary Answers: 1) An electron cloud is electrons circling the nucleus of an atom.
Good confinement of significant amounts of electrons has been achieved, and it appears that the toroidal electron cloud satisfies the plasma criterion.
The powerful electric field of the laser shot yanks a portion of the outermost electron cloud out of the molecule and then forcefully shoves it back in again.
They have very little weight, but the electron cloud (the ball-shaped area where they move around the nucleus) makes up most of the volume of the atom.
The model is based on first-principles, quantum mechanical calculations that follow the changes in the electron clouds surrounding the molecular backbone when a voltage is applied across a molecule.
That bound state is similar to the electron cloud formed around a hydrogen atom, and is called "positronium," Ps (many papers refer to this as a positronium atom, despite the fact that it has no nucleus).

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