unpaired
英 [ʌnˈpeəd]
美 [ʌnˈpɛrd]
adj. 不成对的
BNC.30070 / COCA.36287
英英释义
adj
双语例句
- H2 So the simplest case we can think of is with h2 where we have two unpaired electrons, each in a1 s orbital of a separate h atom.
最容易想到的例子是2，我们有两个未配对电子，每个都在一个分开的1s轨道上。 - A free radical is a molecular fragment having an unpaired electron.
自由基是一种具有未配对电子的分子碎体。 - But what we see we have is that we only have two unpaired electrons here.
但我们看到，我们只有两个未配对的电子。 - And I cannot have an unpaired electron in the same orbital.
我不可能在同一个轨道，得到不成对电子。 - Free radicals develop when atoms in the body's cells have unpaired electrons, which can lead to damage to different parts of the cell, including DNA.
自由基发生是当身体细胞中的原子有单电子，能导致包括DNA在内的细胞不同部分的破坏。 - Because these things are unpaired, we have already seen how unpaired electrons play a role in the Stern-Gerlach experiment.
因为它们都是未成对的，我们已经发现，在Stern-Gerlach实验中，未成对电子扮演怎样一个角色了。 - So we can bring in four hydrogen atoms, which will each contribute another unpaired electron.
我们可以引入4个氢原子，每个贡献一个未配对的电子。 - Their unpaired electrons make the atoms behave like tiny permanent magnets that align with and strengthen an applied magnetic field.
它们的未成对电子使原子成为小型的永磁体，它们沿外磁场排列，并因此增强外磁场。 - Literally, a radical is a molecule that reacts easily with other chemicals because of an unpaired electron.
精确地说，因为有孤电子，所以分子中的基团与其他化学物质反应更加容易。 - All unpaired atom, molecule and atomic group are called free radicals, which exist in body widely.
凡是具有未成对电子的原子、分子或原子团都称为自由基，在体内分布广泛。