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... materials with different individual Fer- mi levels are placed in contact , some electrons flow from the material with the higher Fermi level into the other material . This transfer of electrons raises the lower Fermi level and low- ers ...
... materials with different individual Fer- mi levels are placed in contact , some electrons flow from the material with the higher Fermi level into the other material . This transfer of electrons raises the lower Fermi level and low- ers ...
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... materials and styles 13 : 854g fibre ( FIBER ) glass : see glass , fibre . fibre ( FIBER ) optics , branch of physics con- cerned with the propagation of light that enters a thread or rod of transparent material at one end and is ...
... materials and styles 13 : 854g fibre ( FIBER ) glass : see glass , fibre . fibre ( FIBER ) optics , branch of physics con- cerned with the propagation of light that enters a thread or rod of transparent material at one end and is ...
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hardness tester 904 hardness tester , device that indicates the hardness of a material , usually by measuring the effect on ... material , the higher the rebound . See also Mohs hard- ness . materials testing processes 11 : 628a Hardoi ...
hardness tester 904 hardness tester , device that indicates the hardness of a material , usually by measuring the effect on ... material , the higher the rebound . See also Mohs hard- ness . materials testing processes 11 : 628a Hardoi ...
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