electron removal

electron removal
elektronų išlaisvinimas statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. electron detachment; electron liberation; electron removal vok. Elektronenauslösung, f; Elektronenaustritt, m; Elektronenbefreiung, f rus. выбивание электронов, n; вырывание электронов, n; освобождение электронов, n pranc. arrachement d’électrons, m; détachement d’électrons, m; libération d’électrons, f

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