Übersetzung für 'cesium chloride' von Englisch nach Deutsch

cesium chloride [CsCl] [Am.]

Caesiumchlorid {n}chem.

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cesium isotope [Am.]

Zäsium-Isotop {n}chem.

Caesiumisotop {n} [auch: Caesium-Isotop] [fachspr.]chem.

Zäsiumisotop {n}chem.

Cäsium-Isotop {n} [fachspr.]chem.

Cäsiumisotop {n} [fachspr.]chem.

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cesium oxide [Am.]

Cäsiumoxid {n}chem.

cesium gas [Am.]

Cäsiumgas {n}chem.

cesium <Cs> [Am.]

Caesium {n} <Cs>chem.

Cäsium {n} <Cs>chem.

Zäsium {n} <Cs>chem.

cesium clock [Am.]

Cäsiumuhr {f}

cesium atom [Am.]

Zäsiumatom {n}chem.

Cäsiumatom {n}chem.

Caesiumatom {n}chem.

cesium fluoride [CsF] [Am.]

Caesiumfluorid {n}chem.

cesium iodide [CsI] [Am.]

Cäsiumjodid {n}chem.

Caesiumiodid {n}chem.

cesium atomic clock [Am.]

Cäsium-Atomuhr {f}

Cäsiumatomuhr {f}

cesium hydroxide [CsOH] [Am.]

Caesiumhydroxid {n}chem.

• Bisbenzimide mixed with DNA samples can then be used to separate DNA according to their AT percentage using a cesium chloride (CsCl) gradient centrifugation.
• Caesium chloride or cesium chloride is the inorganic compound with the formula CsCl.
• Mitochondrial DNA traditionally had the two strands of DNA designated the heavy and the light strand, due to their buoyant densities during separation in cesium chloride gradients, which was found to be related to the relative G+T nucleotide content of the strand.
• For instance, the table below shows that viscosity increases monotonically with concentration for sodium chloride and calcium chloride, but decreases for potassium iodide and cesium chloride (the latter up to 30% mass percentage, after which viscosity increases).
• If these voids are occupied by ions of opposite charge from the parent lattice, the cesium chloride structure is formed.

• The particles resemble those of the mammalian picornaviruses but CrPV virions sediment at a faster rate (167 S) than poliovirus particles (158 S) in sucrose rate-zonal gradients and, in isopycnic neutral cesium chloride gradients, CrPV particles are denser than those of poliovirus (1.368 g/cm3 vs 1.340 g/cm3 respectively).