Then, that electron moves around the crystal lattice until it settles into a defect.

，电子在晶格中移动，直到融入晶格缺陷中。

At that pressure, the atoms form two interlocking crystal lattices.

在这种压力下，原子形成两个连锁晶格。

The iron lattice structure now has 4 glass panels in the floor of the first level.

第一级的地面铁晶格结构现在有4个玻璃嵌板。

Insert a phosphorus atom into the silicon lattice and you are left with an unused electron.

把一个磷原子嵌入到硅晶格中，那还剩下一个电子。

The resulting lightweight lattice pattern maximizes air flow while creating an extremely rigid structure.

由此产生的轻质晶格模式最大程度地增加了气流，同时创造了一个极其刚性的结构。

And we're gonna solve it for the boundary conditions of a lattice and a particle in the box.

我们将要它来计算一个晶格和一个粒子在盒子中的 边界条件。

The same unique and functional lightweight lattice vent pattern also acts as a heat sink for the system.

相同的独特和功能的轻量级晶格排气口模式也作为系统的散热器。

Osteoclasts break down the unneeded mineral lattice using acids and enzymes so that osteoblasts can then add more material.

破骨细胞以酸和酵素酶 将无的矿物晶格拆解这样就可以提供 更多原料给造骨细胞。

With graphite, these lattices are positioned in layers.

对于石墨，这些晶格位于层中。

Graphene is an atomically thin, two-dimensional layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal lattice.

石墨烯是原子级薄的二维碳原子层，排列成六方晶格。

Titanium alloys have unusually strong bonding within their crystal lattice that resists heat from breaking them apart.

的晶格内具有异常牢固的结力，可以抵抗热量使其破裂。

Halogens can react with metals to form halide crystals, in which the atoms become arranged in a very orderly grid called a lattice.

卤素能与属反应生成卤化物晶体，晶体中原子以非常有序的格子排列，称为晶格。

Both of these compounds have the same chemical composition, but different qualities due to the way their crystal lattices are arranged.

这两种化物具有相同的化学成分，但由于它们的晶格排列方式不同， 性质不同。

And when moisture freezes in the atmosphere, the specific binding properties of water molecules reliably produce radiating lattices that form into beautiful snowflakes.

当水分在大气中结冰时，水分子的特定结特性会可靠地产生辐射晶格，形成美丽的雪花。

Add heat to that—not too much, just a bit above the boiling point of water—and one of those lattices begins to melt while the other remains solid.

加热——不要太多，只是略高于水的沸点——其中一个晶格开始融化， 而另一个保持固态。

It's where carbon atoms are bonded together in a hexagonal lattice - a bit like honeycomb - and it's this arrangement that's largely what makes graphene so special.

它是碳原子在六角晶格中结在一起的地方——有点像蜂窝——正是这种排列使石墨烯如此特别。

But not just any old pure carbon, pure carbon with a very fine microscopic lattice-like structure that actually turns out to be absolutely essential to the functioning of gunpowder.

但不仅仅是任何旧的纯碳，具有非常精细的微观晶格状结构的纯碳实际上对火药的功能是绝对必要的。

Using a 3D-printer and ink made of graphene nanoribbons, super tiny strips of carbon atoms arranged in a lattice, they made a mini grid on the mushrooms where current could flow.

使 3D 打印机和由石墨烯纳米带制成的墨水，石墨烯纳米带是排列在晶格中的超微小的碳原子条，他们在蘑菇上制作了一个可以流动电流的迷你网格。

That is possible because this part of the transistor is made of tantalum pentoxide, a material whose atoms are arranged in a lattice which contains holes large enough for copper atoms to squeeze through.

这是有可能实现的，因为这部分晶体管是由五氧化二钽制造的——这种材料可以将它自身的原子排布在晶格中，这些晶格包括一些足够大的孔，可以让铜原子挤过去。

Experiments showed the absorption of gases by the liquid in these open-lattice structures was up to three times faster than the absorption of gases by the same volume of liquid in an enclosed column.

实验表明，这些开式晶格结构中的液体吸收气体的速度比封闭柱中相同体积的液体吸收气体的速度快三倍。