gram atom

ɡræm ˈætəm

Definition

Definition of gram atom - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

chemistry unit

Dated

amount of an element equal to one mole of atoms

Dated

A gram atom of oxygen weighs 16 grams.
A gram atom of carbon is 12 grams.
Each gram atom contains Avogadro’s number of atoms.

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Expressions with gram

Bengal gram

type of chickpea commonly used in Indian cuisine

Bengal gram is often used in making curries and soups.

gram of wisdom

small but valuable piece of advice

She gave me a gram of wisdom that changed my life.

green gram

seed of the mung bean plant used for food

She cooked a delicious green gram curry.

horse gram

legume plant with edible beans used in South Asian cooking

Horse gram is often used in Indian soups and stews.

n-gram

contiguous sequence of n items from text or speech used in analysis

The model analyzes text using n-gram sequences for better predictions..

gram calorie

energy unit to heat one gram of water by one degree Celsius

One gram calorie is approximately 4.184 joules..

Expressions with atom

not an atom of truth

complete lack of truth in something

There is not an atom of truth in his story.

atom-bomb

attack with atomic bombs

The enemy decided to atom-bomb the strategic locations..

atom bomb

nuclear weapon releasing energy by nuclear fission

The atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima.

carbon atom

smallest unit of carbon element

A carbon atom has six protons.

split the atom

divide an atom's nucleus to release energy

Scientists split the atom to generate nuclear power.

Rutherford atom

first modern atomic structure concept with central nucleus

Scientists studied the Rutherford atom to understand atomic structure.

atom smasher

scientific tool boosting charged particles' energy

Scientists used the atom smasher for their experiments.

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French:gramme-atome, ...
German:Grammatom, ...
Italian:grammo-atomo, ...
Spanish:átomo-gramo, ...
Portuguese:mol de átomos, ...
Chinese:原子克, ...
Japanese:グラム原子, ...
Arabic:ذَرَّة غِرَامِيَّة, ...
Hebrew:גְּרַם-אַטוֹם, ...
Russian:грамм-атом, ...
Ukrainian:грам-атом, ...
Hindi:ग्राम परमाणु, ...
Bengali:গ্রাম-পরমাণু, ...
Catalan:gram-atom, ...
Czech:gramatom, ...
Danish:gramatom, ...
Dutch:gramatoom, ...
Greek:γραμμοάτομο, ...
Hungarian:grammatom, ...
Khmer:ក្រាមអាតូម, ...
Korean:그램 원자, ...
Persian:گرم اتم, ...
Polish:gram atomowy, ...
Portuguese (BR):mol de átomos, ...
Romanian:gram-atom, ...
Swedish:gramatom, ...
Thai:กรัมอะตอม, ...
Turkish:gram atom, ...
Vietnamese:nguyên tử gam, ...

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