noble elements

The noble elements follow such numbers, what corresponds to the most stable configuration.

The novel advocates a philosophy founded on the noblest elements of both ideologies.

"Young men and women playing games are part of the loftiest, most noble elements of civilization.

The less noble elements are leached to the environment, and a gold-rich surface layer is formed.

The noble elements behind the grime remained, but Bretonnia was now resplendent in shining armour.

Unintroduced families still could use their titles, if they had any, and noble elements and styles in their coats of arms.

EVER since the heyday of medieval alchemy, experimenters have sought to force the supposedly nonreactive "noble elements" to react and form compounds.

Still there is some uncertainty where these noble elements end up, as the MSRE only provided a relatively short operating experience and independent laboratory experiments are difficult.

By devising ways to force various noble elements into reactions, scientists have stretched the limits of chemistry, making many discoveries along the way about the structure and behavior of atoms.

But it's also possible that this will encourage the less noble elements of society to be bolder, and that's a potential problem left over from the last time we faced a test like this.

A Special Challenge But there is one class of noble elements - the gases helium, neon, argon, krypton, xenon and radon -that poses a special challenge to chemists.

Its characteristic does not include noble elements such as cobalt, the price of raw material is lower and both phosphorus and iron are abundant on Earth which lowers raw material availability issues.

Noble gases are chemically inert and highly volatile, and since different noble elements have different sublimation temperatures, they can be used for probing the temperature histories of the cometary ices.

I think it is of the utmost significance that the New Testament writers do not assign to the inspiration of the Ho! y Spirit the noble elements in pagan ethics or in other religions.

One of the noblest elements in the Fort Worth show is the vista that is closed by the smaller version of the "St. Erasmus" that has been lent by the National Gallery of Canada.

In particular, in addition to Pt, other noble elements such as gold can be deposited into the pores, with the resulting nanoparticle size controlled by the pore size and overall pore size distribution of the CDC substrate.

Rather than trying to accommodate these two traditions, Arab intellectuals have defended not only the noble elements of Islamic culture but the repressive ones as well, said Hazem Saghyeh, an author and columnist for Al-Hayat, an Arabic newspaper published in London.