xe

xe — 名詞

IPA/ˈzen.ɒn/
IPA/ˈzen.ɑːn/

1. a heavy noble gas that exists in tiny amounts in the Earth's atmosphere, does no

1.名詞
釋義

一種稀有惰性氣體,用於燈具和太空推進器

a heavy noble gas that exists in tiny amounts in the Earth's atmosphere, does not react easily with other substances, and gives off a bluish glow when an electric current runs through it

例句

Dr. Patel ordered a new cylinder of xe for her laser experiment.

Patel 博士為她的雷射實驗訂購了一筒新的氙氣。

xe as a physical substance in a container

Dr. Chen passed a current through the tube and the xe inside glowed with a distinctive blue-violet light.

Chen 博士將電流通過管體,管內的氙隨即發出獨特的藍紫色光芒。

用法筆記

In everyday English the full name 'xenon' is almost always used. The short form 'xe' appears mainly in lab notes, technical labels, and informal scientific writing.

常見錯誤

The lamp was filled with xe.' (in a general-audience article)
The lamp was filled with xenon.
💡In writing for a non-specialist reader, use the full name 'xenon'; 'xe' is a shorthand for technical contexts.

xe — 縮寫

IPA/zˈiː/
IPA/zˈiː/