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1 mination of near-neighbor atomic identities (atomic numbers).

2 hat scale approximately as the square of the atomic number.

3 mission in a medium of a specified effective atomic number.

4 small interatomic distances and the similar atomic numbers.

5 nce ionization spectroscopy of nobelium (No; atomic number 102) in single-atom-at-a-time quantities,

6 le collimators made of high-density and high atomic number (184)W or depleted (238)U, with aperture d

7 Some heavy elements (with atomic number A > 69) are produced by the 'rapid' (r)-pr

8 w closely-packed Ti/Mn/Fe cations of similar atomic number are arranged, both within the perfect stru

9 iSIMS from a smooth increase with increasing atomic number are evident for elements with special oute

10 But detecting an individual low-atomic-number atom, for example carbon or even hydrogen,

11 ntation advances, and individual heavy (high-atomic-number) atoms can now be detected by TEM even whe

12 ich were obtained using aberration-corrected atomic number contrast scanning transmission electron mi

13 lfur-containing cysteine peptides, and then, atomic number contrast transmission electron microscopy

14 sily distinguished between specimens of mean atomic numbers differing from each other by 0.1.

15 materials, particularly those containing low atomic number elements.

16 nergy range, simultaneously, for several low atomic number elements.

17 s suggest that Earth's inner core has a mean atomic number equal to or higher than pure iron, which i

18 e mixture of co-produced isotopes ranging in atomic number from approximately 19 to 34.

19 r, for the transfermium elements (those with atomic numbers greater than 100), the atomic structure i

20 evolution of the heavy elements, those with atomic numbers greater than 30, in the early history of

21 ferromagnetism to incommensurate ordering as atomic number increases is connected to the concomitant

22 romophore composed entirely of elements with atomic numbers less than 30.

23 rticles or carriers of materials with a high atomic number, may also be successful for CT, especially

24 Additionally, high atomic number metals, such as gold, preferentially absor

25 erent (Compton) X-ray scattering to the mean atomic number of a specimen to be analyzed by X-ray fluo

26 The high atomic number of gadolinium provides a large photoelectr

27 um and manganese are similar, but the larger atomic number of manganese enhances the X-ray backscatte

28 XRF spectra and its relation to the average atomic number of reference materials via a calibration c

29 at contacts the conductance decreases as the atomic number of the anchoring atom increases, regardles

30 The high mean atomic number of the silicate greatly reduces the seismi

31 The high atomic number of Zr and Hf in the SBUs serves as effecti

32 Others, with thicker, high-atomic-number struts, induced cold spots in the dose dis

33 Particularly for matrices of lower mean atomic numbers, the sensitivity of the approach is so hi

34 e the material's areal density and effective atomic number, while confirming the presence of fissiona

35 heavy ion counter is sensitive to ions with atomic numbers Z >/= 6 and energies greater than approxi

36 nanoparticle by following the changes in the atomic number (Z) contrast with time.

37 ers that affect spectra were considered: the atomic number (Z) of filter material (Z = 13, 26, 29, 42

38 on and occupancy of atomic columns using the atomic number (Z)-contrast annular dark-field (ADF) imag

39 Luminescence (OSL) material of low effective atomic number (Zeff = 10.8) and potential interest for m

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