| 释义 |
lewis-langmuir theory
\|lüə̇ˈslaŋˌmyu̇(ə)r-\ noun
Usage: usually capitalized both Ls
Etymology: after Gilbert N. Lewis died 1946 and Irving Langmuir died 1957 American chemists
: a chemical theory of atomic structure: the atom consists of a positive nucleus surrounded by concentric cubic shells at the corners of which the electrons are located — compare octet |