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multinuclear

multinuclear

6.8
About methods that study more than one kind of atomic nucleus
  • adjective
  • /ˌmʌltiˈnjuːklɪər/
  • Specialized
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  • Using a multinuclear approach, the researchers were able to analyze the interactions between different atomic nuclei.

Examples

  • Advanced multinuclear NMR techniques can provide detailed information about complex molecules.

  • The scientists employed multinuclear NMR techniques to investigate the properties of the new compound.

  • The chemist used a multinuclear approach to analyze the sample's structure.

  • Researchers compared multinuclear and mononuclear experiments to study different elements in the compound.

  • The multinuclear model explains various atomic interactions.

  • Researchers are studying multinuclear systems for better results.

  • In their studies, they focused on multinuclear systems to better understand complex molecular structures.

Synonyms

polynuclear
vsmultinuclear
  • Specialized
1 8.6

Having more than one central part, for example many cell nuclei

refers specifically to differing atomic nuclei types in scientific techniques

How Many Nuclei

trinuclear
  • Specialized
9.1
multinuclear
  • Specialized
6.8
mononuclear
  • Specialized
7.5

Surface Forms

multinuclear positive

Morphology

multinuclear = nuclear (semi-transparent) = multi + nucleus + ar

The structure is transparent, though the reading is specialized in scientific contexts such as NMR.

Etymology

Multinuclear comes from multi- 'many' and nuclear from nucleus 'core'. So in science it describes methods or samples that involve more than one type of atomic nucleus.