Researchers have demonstrated that by using argon plasma, metal atoms can be dispersed and guided to desired positions. This ...

The nuclei of atoms are often portrayed as round in textbooks, but it turns out they're rarely spherical. advertisement. Live Science. Why isn’t an atom’s nucleus round?

A new paper in Energies, authored by Mansoor J. Alshehri of King Saud University in Saudi Arabia, has investigated the encapsulation of lithium atoms in different-sized spherical fullerenes.

The team takes buckminsterfullerene molecules – spherical cages formed of 60 carbon atoms – with a single krypton atom trapped inside. These molecules are then sucked into a carbon nanotube by ...

Photo of the ST40 spherical tokamak nuclear reactor at Tokamak Energy Ltd, encased in cooling gear and diagnostic devices. Tokamak Energy Ltd. This requires temperatures of 180 million degrees ...

SMART (Small Aspect Ratio Tokamak), the world's only fusion reactor with 'negative triangularity' constructed at the University of Sevilla in Spain, produced its first plasma.

In 2015 the fusion reactor at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory got a spherical upgrade for an energy-efficiency boost. ... to force atoms together and make said reaction happen, ...

Atoms within the ball of iron in Earth's inner core may move around more than previously thought, ... The inner core is a massive spherical lump of metal, predominantly iron, ...

Physicists have used a novel technique to observe individual atoms interacting in free space for the first time ever. The new technique confirms a century-old quantum mechanical theory.

Atoms within the enormous ball of iron in Earth's inner core may move around much more than previously thought, ... The inner core is a massive spherical lump of metal, predominantly iron, ...