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発音

• (General American) IPA^(key): /ˈɪntɚˌʃɛl/

形容詞

intershell ‎(not comparable)

1. (physics) Between shells.
   • 2007 September 21, Phil Szuromi, "Chemistry: Bigger with Platinum" Science 317 (1651) [1]:

     "This cluster is unusual in that its outermost shell has fewer atoms than the underlying shell, and CO ligands bridge intershell metal atoms."

名詞

intershell ‎(複数形 intershells)

1. (astronomy) The layer between two stellar shells, particularly between the hydrogen and helium shells.
   • 1981, A. Renzini, "Evolutionary Effects of Mass Loss in Low-Mass Stars", in Effects of Mass Loss on Stellar Evolution [2], ISBN 9027712921, page 332:

     "In this inner portion of the intershell 13C and N are totally absent, but there is some 16O."