Similar words: thermosphere, atmosphere, atmospheric, biosphere, geosphere, exosphere, ionosphere, mesosphere. Meaning: n. a gaseous layer of the sun's atmosphere (extending from the photosphere to the corona) that is visible during a total eclipse of the sun.
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1. It is difficult to photograph the actual chromosphere.
2. Prominence usually occurs in the chromosphere, such as solar surface " earrings. "
3. The chromosphere is a frothy layer churned up by gases in the photosphere.
4. If touch the orange chromosphere, Zhang Ling gets 1 scores.
5. Beyond the photosphere in the chromosphere and the extremely rarified corona, which extends millions of kilometres into space.
6. A bright and hot area in the sun's chromosphere, usually associated with a sunspot.
7. Colorant of naturally colored cotton fabric exists in the secondary cell wall of cellulose, the chromosphere is dependent on the carbonyl group.
8. Soon, it is not enough to make again, combine with the brown chromosphere and blue chromosphere.
9. Yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock, the reporter tried, full prize, double chromosphere play a law to bet, add money is insusceptible .
10. This confirms the idea that zone are not very effective in heating the chromosphere and corona.
11. A star during most of its life is a main-sequence star, which consists of a core, radiative and convective zones, a photosphere,[sentencedict.com/chromosphere.html] a chromosphere and a corona.
12. A bright and intensely hot area in the sun's chromosphere, usually associated with a sunspot.
13. The solar atmosphere above that consists of the photosphere, chromosphere, a transition region and the corona.
More similar words: thermosphere, atmosphere, atmospheric, biosphere, geosphere, exosphere, ionosphere, mesosphere, troposphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere, stratosphere, asthenosphere, sphere, chromatic, achromatic, monochrome, hemisphere, monochromatic, chromatic scale, left hemisphere, northern hemisphere, sphere of influence, lachrymose, homosexual, phosphate, chronic, blasphemy, blaspheme, promote.