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Hydrogenic atoms - (Physical Chemistry I) - Fiveable
Definition. Hydrogenic atoms are ions that contain only one electron , similar to the hydrogen atom, allowing them to be analyzed using the same quantum mechanical principles. This includes species like He+, Li2+, and other ions where the nucleus contains more than one proton but the electron count remains at one. library.fiveable.me
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Hydrogen-like atom - Wikipedia
A hydrogen-like atom (or hydrogenic atom) is any atom or ion with a single valence electron. These atoms are isoelectronic with hydrogen. en.wikipedia.org
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HYDROGENIC Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1. formed by the agency of water; dinosaur footprints in hydrogenic rock. 2. developed under the dominant influence of water (as in a cold humid region) www.merriam-webster.com
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hydrogenic
hydrogenic, a. (-ˈdʒɛnɪk) [f. as prec. + -ic.] a. = hydrogenous. rare.1866 Lawrence tr. Cotta's Rocks Class. i. i. 63 Hematite..is sometimes possibly a direct hydrogenic formation. b. Physics. = hydrogen-like adj.1935 Condon & Shortley Theory Atomic Spectra v. 137 Energy levels in hydrogenic atoms. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Definition of Hydrogenic - Chemistry Dictionary - Chemicool
Hydrogenic means like hydrogen. Hydrogenic species are those that, like hydrogen, consist of a single nucleus orbited by a single electron. www.chemicool.com
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quantum chemistry - What is a "hydrogen-like" or "hydrogenic" atom?
A hydrogen-like atom (or ion) is simply any particle with a nucleus and one electron. That should be sufficient to answer the question at hand. chemistry.stackexchange.com
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Thermolithobacteria
Thermolithobacter carboxydivorans strain R1(T) is hydrogenic and oxidizes carbon monoxide. References External links Class Thermolithobacteria. wikipedia.org
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Hydrogenics - Wikipedia
Hydrogenics is a developer and manufacturer of hydrogen generation and fuel cell products based on water electrolysis and proton-exchange membrane (PEM) ... en.wikipedia.org
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2.5: Hydrogenic Orbitals - Chemistry LibreTexts
The hydrogenic atom problem forms the basis of much of our thinking about atomic structure. To solve the corresponding Schrödinger equation requires separation ... chem.libretexts.org
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Hydrogenic entanglement - IOPscience - Institute of Physics
Hydrogenic entanglement is studied by examining the Schrödinger equation for hydrogenic systems, using entanglement tests for free and localized states. ... iopscience.iop.org
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Hydrogenic atoms
Details of the calculation: For Hydrogenic atoms: EI' = Z2EI(μ'/μ) . If (μ'/μ) ~ 1, then EI' = Z213.6 eV. For non-interacting electrons and Z = 2 we have EI' = ... electron6.phys.utk.edu
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positronium
positronium Nuclear Physics. (pɒzɪˈtrəʊnɪəm) [f. prec. + -ium.] A short-lived neutral system, analogous to an atom, consisting of a positron and a negative electron bound together.1945 A. E. Ruark in Physical Rev. LXVIII. 278/1 In 1937 I conceived the idea that an unstable atom composed of a positro... Oxford English Dictionary
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Helium atom
is just the sum of the two hydrogenic Hamiltonians: where , the energy eigenvalues and , the corresponding eigenfunctions of the hydrogenic Hamiltonian function will reduce to the 'zero-order' equation This equation is separable and the eigenfunctions can be written in the form of single products of hydrogenic wikipedia.org
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Ferromanganese nodules
Nodule formation in oxic waters at or below the carbonate compensation depth produces the most desirable rare metal ratio in hydrogenic nodules. However, the low estimated growth rate of hydrogenic nodules of about 2-5 mm per million years categorizes them as a non-renewable resource. wikipedia.org
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muonium
muonium Nuclear Physics. (mjuːˈəʊnɪəm) [f. muon + -ium, after positronium.] A short-lived neutral system, analogous to an atom, consisting of a (usu. positive) muon bound to an electron.1957 Friedman & Telegdi in Physical Rev. CV. 1681/2, µ+ can form ‘muonium’, i.e. (µ+e-). 1960 Physical Rev. Lett. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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