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bound electron

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bound electron [¦bau̇nd i′lek‚trän]
(atomic physics)
An electron whose wave function is negligible except in the vicinity of an atom.


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A manganese atom also has a similar magnetic moment and a closed electronic shell of more tightly bound electrons, and Khanna said that the new cluster could be regarded as a mimic of a manganese atom.
Theory of bound electron (hole) phonon scattering is used to explain the conductivity in samples having low doping of impurities.
However, in a femtosecond-laser pulse, the photons are so densely crammed together that bound electrons are likely to get hit by two or more photons at once.
 
 
 
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