So, let's go ahead and do this and take a look at some of the actual atoms that we can think about and think about them in molecules.

让我们继续来看一看一些我们,能考虑的真实原子,并且考虑它们在分子里面。

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So you can imagine it's just going to get more and more complicated as we get to other types of atoms, and of course, molecules from there.

所以你们可以想到,当我们处理其他类型的原子,以及分子的时候，它会变得越来越复杂。

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Since then, since we know about atoms and molecules now, we can rationalize the concepts of thermodynamics using microscopic properties, 62 and if you are going to take 5.62, that's what you'd learn about.

既然我们现在已经知道了原子和分子,的概念），我们可以用,微观属性,来阐释热力学中的概念，如果你会选修5。,-那是你将要学到的。

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Something that's not composed of molecules and atoms.

一个不是由分子原子构成的某物

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All right, July, 1913, blow this up, so On the Constitution of Atoms and Molecules by N. Bohr, Doctor of Philosophy, Copenhagen, asterisk here, and I've blown up the bottom of the page, communicated by Professor Ernest Rutherford, F.R.S., Fellow of the Royal Society.

913年，六月，发表了，波尔博士,建立了原子分子模型，哥本哈根，星号这儿，我通过和恩内斯特卢瑟福的交流，被这页底部的所震惊了，英国皇家学会会员。

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It's the sort of thing that we can put on a scale and prod with a stick and the biologists can study, presumably made up of various kinds of molecules, atoms and so forth. So we've got the body.

这是一种我们可以称重,可被棍打,可被生物学家研究的东西,想必是由不计其数的分子,原子等构成,于是我们有了肉体

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So what I want to point out with this case in beryllium is that you don't have to use all of the electrons to figure out the bond order, and in fact, once you get to molecules 10 that are from atoms with atomic numbers of 8 or 10, you're not going to want to maybe draw out the full molecular orbital diagram.

我要指出的是,在Be这种情况下,你不需要利用,所有的电子来指导键序，实际上，一旦分子中,原子序数到达了8或者，你也许不想画出,整个分子轨道图。

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