So this is not going to be a favorable process, we're going to find that the electron affinity is actually a negative 7 kilojoules per mole for nitrogen.

因此这并不是一个容易发生的过程，我们会发现氮的电子亲和能,应该是负的，7，千焦每摩尔。

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So, there is that kind of a boundary as well, and that is a place where trouble is likely to emerge.

因此,也有那种边界,而边境线上恰恰是最容易发生争端的地方

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And zoom on the easiest question for you, that way two things happen.

放大对你来说最容易的问题，这是这两个事发生的方式。

麻省理工公开课 - 固态化学导论课程节选

It makes sense, right, because they're the furthest away from the nucleus, they're the ones that are most willing to be involved in some chemistry or in some bonding, or those are the orbitals that are most likely to accept an electron from another atom, for example. So the valence electrons, those are the exciting ones.

它讲得通，对，因为它们距离,原子核最远，它们是最容易发生,化学反应和结合的地方，另一个原子的电子的轨道或者它们是,最容易接受，举个例子所以价电子，他们是活跃的电子。

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Meaning, we're going to try to help you with how to develop good programming style, but you need to write in a way in which it is going to be easy for you to spot the places that cause those semantic bugs to occur.

这意味着我们会帮助你,形成良好的编程风格，但是你需要去以一种,容易发现,程序中,容易发生语义bug的地方的方式去写代码。

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