orbitálních

Orbitálních is a Czech adjective meaning "orbital". It is used in various contexts, primarily in astronomy, physics, and chemistry, to describe phenomena related to orbits.

In astronomy, "orbitálních" refers to the paths celestial bodies, such as planets, moons, or satellites, take around a central gravitational body like a star or a planet. It can describe orbital periods, orbital velocities, or the shape of an orbit. For instance, one might discuss the "orbitálních drah" (orbital paths) of planets around the Sun or the "orbitálních parametrů" (orbital parameters) of a spacecraft.

In physics, the term "orbitálních" can relate to the motion of charged particles in magnetic fields, where their paths become circular or helical. It may also be used in the context of orbital mechanics, which deals with the prediction of the motion of objects in orbit.

In chemistry, "orbitálních" is most commonly encountered when discussing atomic and molecular orbitals. These are regions of space around an atom or molecule where electrons are likely to be found. The electron configuration of an atom or molecule is described in terms of its filled and unfilled "orbitálních" (orbitals). For example, chemists might study the energy levels of "orbitálních" or the hybridization of "orbitálních".