用isotope造句子，“isotope”造句

It contains a tiny pellet of fuel made from an isotope of hydrogen called deuterium.

However, there is a very attractive reaction between deuterium and a light isotope of helium known as helium-3.

And the heavier oxygen from a natural process that left more of the light isotope in the part of the nebula that made the sun.

The highest known magic number for neutrons alone is 126. Lead, with 82 protons and 126 neutrons, is thus "doubly magic" and the heaviest stable isotope in the periodic table.

And this again is the fissile isotope.

The isotope ratios tell you about the bird's diet. And that tells you where they dined.

The city's challenge, chiefly, is to dispose of cesium-137, a radioactive isotope with a half-life of 30 years.

Combined with oxygen isotope testing, the analysis suggested that at least one headless millet-eater came from Eastern Europe or somewhere with access to water from high altitudes.

Although the easier ionization of radon leads one to expect the most extensive chemistry for that element, the high instability of even the most stable isotope has severely limited studies of it.

Is the isotope angular effect the primary or the secondary sputter effect?

It also bodes ill for the prospect of fusion using helium-3, a rare helium isotope that is missing a neutron.

The isotope does occur in nature but only extremely rarely.

So if supersymmetry is true, there should be less of this isotope around than the Standard Model predicts.

Changes of nuclear mass and nuclear size cause isotope shifts.

Whatever caused the ancient fluctuations in isotope ratios, the researchers contend, those variations are a sign that climate back then varied from year to year just as it does today.

The isotope ratio is directly used for comparing oils or gases.

a highly fissionable isotope of plutonium that is used in atomic weapons and as a reactor fuel; produced by irradiating uranium 238 with slow electrons.