Definition of Rydberg atom in English:

Rydberg atom

nounˈrɪdbəːɡˈridˌbərɡ ˌadəm

Physics

An atom in a highly excited state in which one electron has almost sufficient energy to escape. Atoms, usually hydrogen atoms, in this Rydberg state are used in atomic research.
〔物理〕里德伯原子
Example sentencesExamples
- Raithel's work suggests that the first few free electrons are not produced by Rydberg atom collisions but when Rydberg atoms are photoionized by black-body radiation.
- During the last two years, theoretical studies were performed on a variety of topics related to collisions involving Rydberg atoms.
- We show that it is possible to excite, and then trap, one and only one Rydberg atom from a cloud of ground state atoms confined on a magnetic atom chip, itself integrated with the Rydberg trap.

Origin

Named after J. R. Rydberg (see Rydberg constant).

Definition of Rydberg atom in US English:

Rydberg atom

nounˈridˌbərɡ ˌadəm

Physics

An atom in a highly excited state in which one electron has almost sufficient energy to escape. Atoms, usually hydrogen atoms, in this Rydberg state are used in atomic research.
〔物理〕里德伯原子
Example sentencesExamples
- During the last two years, theoretical studies were performed on a variety of topics related to collisions involving Rydberg atoms.
- We show that it is possible to excite, and then trap, one and only one Rydberg atom from a cloud of ground state atoms confined on a magnetic atom chip, itself integrated with the Rydberg trap.
- Raithel's work suggests that the first few free electrons are not produced by Rydberg atom collisions but when Rydberg atoms are photoionized by black-body radiation.

Origin

Named after J. R. Rydberg (see Rydberg constant).

单词	Rydberg atom
释义	Definition of Rydberg atom in English: Rydberg atom nounˈrɪdbəːɡˈridˌbərɡ ˌadəm Physics An atom in a highly excited state in which one electron has almost sufficient energy to escape. Atoms, usually hydrogen atoms, in this Rydberg state are used in atomic research. 〔物理〕里德伯原子 Example sentencesExamples Raithel's work suggests that the first few free electrons are not produced by Rydberg atom collisions but when Rydberg atoms are photoionized by black-body radiation. During the last two years, theoretical studies were performed on a variety of topics related to collisions involving Rydberg atoms. We show that it is possible to excite, and then trap, one and only one Rydberg atom from a cloud of ground state atoms confined on a magnetic atom chip, itself integrated with the Rydberg trap. Origin Named after J. R. Rydberg (see Rydberg constant). Definition of Rydberg atom in US English: Rydberg atom nounˈridˌbərɡ ˌadəm Physics An atom in a highly excited state in which one electron has almost sufficient energy to escape. Atoms, usually hydrogen atoms, in this Rydberg state are used in atomic research. 〔物理〕里德伯原子 Example sentencesExamples During the last two years, theoretical studies were performed on a variety of topics related to collisions involving Rydberg atoms. We show that it is possible to excite, and then trap, one and only one Rydberg atom from a cloud of ground state atoms confined on a magnetic atom chip, itself integrated with the Rydberg trap. Raithel's work suggests that the first few free electrons are not produced by Rydberg atom collisions but when Rydberg atoms are photoionized by black-body radiation. Origin Named after J. R. Rydberg (see Rydberg constant).
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