deuterium 英 [djuː'tɪərɪəm]   美 [djʊ'tɪrɪəm]

deuterium

deuterium  英 [djuː'tɪərɪəm] 美 [djʊ'tɪrɪəm]

n. [核] 氘;[核] 重氢 

名词复数:deuteriums 

However, there is a very attractive reaction between deuterium and a light isotope of helium known as helium-3. 无论如何,在氘和一个氦的轻同位素也就是氦-3之间有一种吸引人的反应。
If such a design can be successfully used for a starship engine, then a source of deuterium can be sought closer to home. 如果这样一个设计可以成功的用于星际飞船发动机,那么氘能源可以在离家更近的地方找到。

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  • n. [核] 氘;[核] 重氢
  • 1. However, there is a very attractive reaction between deuterium and a light isotope of helium known as helium-3.

    无论如何,在氘和一个氦的轻同位素也就是氦-3之间有一种吸引人的反应。

  • 2. If such a design can be successfully used for a starship engine, then a source of deuterium can be sought closer to home.

    如果这样一个设计可以成功的用于星际飞船发动机,那么氘能源可以在离家更近的地方找到。

  • 3. Unlike helium-3 we know the moon has large amounts of hydrogen, as ice, and a significant fraction of it will be deuterium.

    不同于氦-3,我们知道,月球有大量的氢,以冰的形式存在,以及它的一个重要部分将是氘。

  • deuterium (n.) 1933, coined by U.S. chemist Harold C. Urey, with Modern Latin ending + Greek deuterion, neuter of deuterios "having second place," from deuteros "next, second," a word of uncertain origin. According to some sources from duo "two" (from PIE root *dwo- "two"), but according to Watkins the ground sense is "missing" and the Greek word is from PIE from *deu-tero-, suffixed form of *deu- (1) "to lack, be wanting." But Beekes doubts even this. So called because it is twice the mass of hydrogen.
deu·ter·ium / djuːˈtɪəriəm ; NAmE djuːˈtɪriəm ; duːˈtɪriəm / noun [uncountable ] ( symb.D ) ( chemistry ) an isotope (= a different form)of hydrogenwith twice the mass of the usual isotope 氘,重氢(氢的同位素) deu·ter·ium / djuːˈtɪəriəm ; NAmE djuːˈtɪriəm ; duːˈtɪriəm /
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