Kernresonanz
German (Berlin)
noun
Definitions
- nuclear magnetic resonance
Etymology
Compound from German Kern (nucleus, core, kernel, grain, nuclear, stone, pit) + German Resonanz.
Origin
German (Berlin)
Resonanz
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- kernicterus English
- Apfelkern German
- Atomkern German
- Betriebssystemkern German
- Bohrkern German
- Eisbohrkern German
- Erdkern German
- Grünkern German
- Heliumkern German
- Kern German
- Kernbrennstoff German
- Kernenergie German
- Kernfamilie German
- Kerngebiet German
- Kerngehäuse German
- Kernikterus German
- Kernkraft German
- Kernkraftwerk German
- Kernmasse German
- Kernmaterial German
- Kernphysik German
- Kernpunkt German
- Kernreaktion German
- Kernreaktor German
- Kernresonanzspektroskopie German
- Kernseife German
- Kernspaltung German
- Kernspinresonanz German
- Kernstück German
- Kerntechnik German
- Kernthema German
- Kernverschmelzung German
- Kernwaffe German
- Kernöl German
- Kirschkern German
- Kürbiskern German
- Magnetresonanzspektroskopie German
- Olivenkern German
- Pinienkern German
- Resonanz German
- Resonanzwirkung German
- Sonnenblumenkern German
- Spektroskopie German
- Wasserstoffkern German
- Zellkern German
- entkernen German
- kerngesund German
- kernlos German
- kernphysikalisch German
- керн Russian
- kerne Middle High German
- Kern
- Kernöl
- Erdkern
- kernlos
- Resonanz
- Atomkern
- Zellkern
- Bohrkern
- Grünkern
- Kernseife
- Kernwaffe
- Kernkraft
- Kernstück
- Kernpunkt
- Apfelkern
- Kernthema
- Kernmasse
- entkernen
- Kerngebiet
- Olivenkern
- Kirschkern
- Heliumkern
- kerngesund
- Kernphysik
- Kürbiskern
- Pinienkern
- Kernenergie
- Eisbohrkern
- Kernreaktor
- Kerntechnik
- Kernfamilie
- Kernikterus
- Kerngehäuse
- Kernmaterial
- Kernreaktion
- Kernspaltung
- Spektroskopie
- Kernkraftwerk
- Kernbrennstoff
- Wasserstoffkern
- Resonanzwirkung
- kernphysikalisch
- Sonnenblumenkern
- Kernspinresonanz
- Kernverschmelzung
- Betriebssystemkern
- Kernresonanzspektroskopie
- Magnetresonanzspektroskopie