Definition of interatomic in English:

interatomic

adjective ˌɪntərəˈtɒmɪkˌin(t)ərəˈtämik

Physics

Existing or acting between atoms.
interatomic forces
Example sentencesExamples
- All protein atoms and directions of major interatomic currents are shown in figure 1.
- This means that molecules and organisms are held together by the tensile nature of interatomic bonds.
- Also considered are interatomic forces and valence, the theory of solids, collision problems, radiation theory and relativistic quantum theory.
- The graphs are colored such that the shading progresses from dark to light when moving from short to long interatomic distances.
- Here, distance is defined as the smallest interatomic distance between any two atoms in a pair of amino acids.

Definition of interatomic in US English:

interatomic

adjectiveˌin(t)ərəˈtämik

Physics

Existing or acting between atoms.
interatomic forces
Example sentencesExamples
- Also considered are interatomic forces and valence, the theory of solids, collision problems, radiation theory and relativistic quantum theory.
- The graphs are colored such that the shading progresses from dark to light when moving from short to long interatomic distances.
- This means that molecules and organisms are held together by the tensile nature of interatomic bonds.
- Here, distance is defined as the smallest interatomic distance between any two atoms in a pair of amino acids.
- All protein atoms and directions of major interatomic currents are shown in figure 1.

单词	interatomic
释义	Definition of interatomic in English: interatomic adjective ˌɪntərəˈtɒmɪkˌin(t)ərəˈtämik Physics Existing or acting between atoms. interatomic forces Example sentencesExamples All protein atoms and directions of major interatomic currents are shown in figure 1. This means that molecules and organisms are held together by the tensile nature of interatomic bonds. Also considered are interatomic forces and valence, the theory of solids, collision problems, radiation theory and relativistic quantum theory. The graphs are colored such that the shading progresses from dark to light when moving from short to long interatomic distances. Here, distance is defined as the smallest interatomic distance between any two atoms in a pair of amino acids. Definition of interatomic in US English: interatomic adjectiveˌin(t)ərəˈtämik Physics Existing or acting between atoms. interatomic forces Example sentencesExamples Also considered are interatomic forces and valence, the theory of solids, collision problems, radiation theory and relativistic quantum theory. The graphs are colored such that the shading progresses from dark to light when moving from short to long interatomic distances. This means that molecules and organisms are held together by the tensile nature of interatomic bonds. Here, distance is defined as the smallest interatomic distance between any two atoms in a pair of amino acids. All protein atoms and directions of major interatomic currents are shown in figure 1.
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