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beryllium

/buh-ril-ee-uhm/US // bəˈrɪl i əm //UK // (bɛˈrɪlɪəm) //

铍,铍金,铍的,铍的问题

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    Chemistry.

    • : a steel-gray, bivalent, hard, light, metallic element, the salts of which are sweet: used chiefly in copper alloys for better fatigue endurance, in springs, and in electrical contacts. Symbol: Be; atomic weight: 9.0122; atomic number: 4; specific gravity: 1.8 at 20° C.

Examples

  • Older computer monitors also contain up to eight pounds of lead, as well as mercury, arsenic, cadmium, and beryllium, according to the Long Island manufacturing center, a recycling and e-waste drop-off site.

  • He reported that mysterious radiation emitted when beryllium was bombarded with the nuclei of helium atoms could be explained by a particle with no charge and with a mass similar to the proton’s.

  • Protons from a synchrotron were flung against a target of beryllium atoms.

  • Wayne felt his heart starting to pound; D-N beryllium was big.

  • Actually, it could be found eventually with the D-N beryllium as a guide.

  • One such reaction uses alpha particles emitted by polonium-210 (or some other alpha emitter) to bombard the element beryllium.

  • That was beryllium steel, the alloy from which the barriers at the terminals of the surta mine were fashioned.

  • The oxide of beryllium, BeO (also known as glucina), occurs in nature mainly as silicate.