- In physics, an
electronvolt (symbol eV, also
written electron-volt and
electron volt) is the
measure of an
amount of
kinetic energy gained by a single...
- from
electron beams from
particle accelerators,
reaching tens of
megaelectronvolts, can be
deeply penetrating. Conversely, megavolt-scale
beams can deposit...
-
expressed in
units of
kiloelectronvolts per
micrometre (keV/μm) or
megaelectronvolts per
centimetre (MeV/cm).
While medical physicists and radiobiologists...
- by slow
neutrons (238 U
nuclei require a
minimum energy of
about 1
megaelectronvolt (0.16 pJ)), and
because these slower neutrons are
produced by other...
-
kiloelectronvolts (keV) or
megaelectronvolts (MeV), and the
energy of
therapeutic electrons is on the
order of
megaelectronvolts. The beam is made up of...
- also said to
produce X-rays, even
though their energy may
exceed 6
megaelectronvolts (0.96 pJ),
whereas there are many (77
known to be less than 10 keV...
- MeV ⋅ fm {\displaystyle {\sqrt {{\text{MeV}}\cdot {\text{fm}}}}} (
megaelectronvolt-femtometers) 1.4399764 {\displaystyle {\sqrt {1.4399764}}} statC...
- used with
other specialised units used in
particular fields (e.g.,
megaelectronvolt, gigap****c, millibarn, kilodalton). In astronomy, geology, and palaeontology...
-
energy range from a few
kiloelectronvolts (keV) to
approximately 8
megaelectronvolts (MeV),
corresponding to the
typical energy levels in
nuclei with reasonably...
- were
accelerated into the
deuterium target which fused,
releasing 14
megaelectronvolts (2.2 pJ) neutrons. The Mk-28EX Mod 0 (external) and Mk-28IN Mod 0...
