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Elektron

Electro - From Elektron a Greek word for amber. When amber was rubbed on cloth it attracted fluff. [Pg.270]

R. Stevens, Zirconia and Zirconia Ceramics, 2nd ed.. Magnesium Elektron PubHcation No. 113,1986. [Pg.327]

In order to eliminate the expensive naphtholating and drying operations some further important developments were introduced by Chemische Fabrik Griesheim-Elektron under the names of Rapid Fast, Rapidazol, and Rapidogen combinations (mixtures of substantive coupling components with antidiazotates, diazosulfonates, and diazoamino compounds, respectively). [Pg.447]

In Ancient Rome, Pliny the Elder (c. a.d. 23-79) dedicated 37 volumes of Natural History to the emperor Titus. In the last of these books, dealing with gems and precious stones, he describes the properties of the fossil resin, amber. The ability of amber to attract dust was recognised and in fact the word electricity is derived from elektron, the Greek for amber. [Pg.2]

Amber is of both historical and etymological interest as its property of attracting dust was known over 2000 years ago. From the Greek word for amber, elektron, has come the word electricity. Pliny in his works makes an interesting and informative dissertation on the occurrence and properties of amber. [Pg.870]

E-mail elektronsales british-aluminium.ltd.uk Web site www.magnesium-elektron.com... [Pg.211]

Bahn, /. way, road, track path orbit trajectory railway breadth (of cloth), bahnbrechend, p.a. pioneer, epoch-making. Bahn-brecher, m. pioneer, -durchmesser, m. orbital diameter, -ebene, /. orbital plane, -elektron, n. orbital electron, bahnen, v.t. beat, smooth, clear (a way). Bahn-hof, m. (railway) station, -impuls, m. linear momentum orbital moment, -sdileife, -schlinge, /., orbital loop, -spur, /, track, -tibergang, m. orbital transition, -zug, m. railway train. [Pg.55]

Elektron, n, electron electrum amber. Elektronen-abgabe,/. electron emission, -balm, /. electronic path or orbit, -beugung, /. electron diffraction, -brexnsung, /. deflection or retardation of electrons, -dralj, m. electron spin, -einfang, m. electron capture, elektronenerzeugend, a. generating electrons, electronogenic,... [Pg.127]

Feld, n. field land, ground pane, panel, compartment sphere, scope, -bau, m. agriculture, farming, -beleuchtung, /, (Microa.) ground illumination, -brand, m. (Ceram.) clamp burning, -chen, n. small area, (Bot.) areole, -dichte, /. intensity of field, -dienst, m. active (military) service, -elektron, n, field electron, feldfrei, a. field-free. [Pg.150]

Hullen-elektron, n. sheath electron, shell electron. -stoff, m. cover material specif., balloon fabric. [Pg.219]

Kreisel, m. top gyroscope, -bewegung,/. motion of a top, gyroscopic motion, -brecher, m. rotary crusher, -elektron, n. spinning electron. [Pg.260]

Rumpf, m. body (of an en ne, etc.) core (of an atom or ion) trimk, torso hull (of a ship) (Aero.) fuselage, -elektron, n. inner electron (as distinguished from an optical or valence electron), -fl che, /. (Geol.) peneplain. -wirkung, /. (atomic) core effect. Rumsprit, m. double rum. [Pg.374]

Surface Treatments for Magnesium Alloys in Aerospace and Defence, Magnesium Elektron Publication... [Pg.759]

Elektron Elektron AZM Euzonit 50 Euzonil 505 Euzonit 60 Euzonil 605 Euzonit 70 Euzonit 705 Euzonit 85 Everbrite Everbrile 90 Everdur JOOO Everdur 1010 Ferry-Metal F /k-Silver German silver... [Pg.1359]

VoPkenshtein, F. F. Elektronic theory of catalysis on semiconductors. Moscow Fismatgiz 1960... [Pg.45]

Die aus Diaryl-, Aryl-benzyl- und Alkyl-aryl-sulfonen zuganglichen Sulfinsauren fallen mit hohen Ausbeuten an, wobei die CBcnzy] vor der CAlkyl- und CAryl-S-Bindung gespalten wird3 (praktische Ausfiihrung s. Lit.4). Bei der Reduktion wird zunachst das Tetraalkyl-ammonium-Kation zum Radikal reduziert, das dann das Elektron auf ein Sulfon-Molekul iibertragt4. [Pg.632]


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