acceptor

UK
/əkˈsɛptə/
US
/əkˈsɛptɚ/

Übersetzungen

acceptorsubstantiv
acceptors
Pl.
UK
/əkˈsɛptə/
US
/əkˈsɛptɚ/
accepteurEn droit cambiaire et en finance.
The acceptor of the bill of exchange agreed to pay the specified amount on the due date.
L'accepteur de la lettre de change a accepté de payer la somme prévue à l'échéance.
accepteurEn physique des semi-conducteurs.
Boron acts as an acceptor in silicon, introducing holes into the crystal lattice.
Le bore agit comme accepteur dans le silicium, introduisant des trous dans le réseau cristallin.
récepteurEn biologie.
The cell acted as an acceptor for the neurotransmitter, facilitating the transmission of the signal.
La cellule a servi de récepteur pour le neurotransmetteur, facilitant la transmission du signal.
accepteurEn chimie.
In the reaction, the oxygen molecule acted as an electron acceptor.
Dans la réaction, la molécule d'oxygène a agi comme accepteur d'électrons.
acceptoradjektiv
UK
/əkˈsɛptə/
US
/əkˈsɛptər/
Used attributively in technical contexts; usually not gradable
accepteurEn chimie et en physique des semi-conducteurs.
The acceptor material improved charge separation.
Le matériau accepteur a amélioré la séparation des charges.

Definitionen

acceptorsubstantiv
A person or organization that accepts something, especially a person who accepts a bill of exchange.
The acceptor of the bill of exchange agreed to pay the specified amount on the due date.
In chemistry, a molecule or atom that can receive electrons to form a chemical bond.
In the reaction, the oxygen molecule acted as an electron acceptor.
In biology, an organism or cell that receives a substance, such as a hormone or neurotransmitter.
The cell acted as an acceptor for the neurotransmitter, facilitating the transmission of the signal.
In semiconductor physics, a dopant atom that accepts an electron, creating a hole and producing p-type conductivity.
Boron acts as an acceptor in silicon, introducing holes into the crystal lattice.
acceptoradjektiv
Relating to or functioning as an acceptor, especially in chemistry or semiconductor physics; accepting electrons, charge, or other particles.
The device was designed with an acceptor layer to enhance charge separation.