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electron pair

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electron pair
n.
1. Two electrons functioning or regarded as functioning in concert, especially two electrons that form a nonpolar covalent bond between atoms.
2. The combination of an electron and a positron as produced by a high-energy photon.
electron pair
1. Two electrons functioning or regarded as functioning together, especially two electrons that form a nonpolar covalent bond between atoms.
2. An electron and a positron produced by a high-energy photon.


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The proper voltage (about 2000 V) is obtained when the magnitude of the number of electron pairs is proportional to the x-ray energy of the incoming photon (just like a Si(Li) detector).
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The new calculations show in detail what other theorists previously sketched: that magnesium diboride contains two distinct families of electron pairs, one in which the electrons are weakly coupled and one in which they're strongly joined.
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