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Triboluminescence is a
phenomenon in
which light is
generated when a
material is
mechanically pulled apart, ripped, scratched, crushed, or
rubbed (see...
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light from
imploding bubbles in a
liquid when
excited by sound.
Triboluminescence is
nominally caused by rubbing, but
sometimes occurs because of resulting...
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Earth + Sky (Golden Wire, 2003)
Metal Dog (Flickering Shadow, 2015)
Triboluminescence (Flickering Shadow, 2017)
Harmonics of the
Night (Flickering Shadow...
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August 2015.
Olawale DO,
Okoli OO,
Fontenot RS,
Hollerman WA (2016).
Triboluminescence: Theory, Synthesis, and
Application (illustrated ed.). Springer. p...
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cause photoluminescence. Additionally,
mechanisms relating to
triboluminescence, chemiluminescence, and
electroluminescence have been suggested. Yet...
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during growth and
destruction of crystals.
Crystalloluminescence and
triboluminescence,
Jeffrey I. Zink, and B. P. Chandra; J. Phys. Chem., 1982, 86 (1)...
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types of
luminescent phenomena are
relevant to
crystalline materials.
Triboluminescence generates light through the
breaking of
chemical bonds in a material...
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showing the
different regions.
Light seen at
fracture is
known as
triboluminescence and
light emitted in the
elastic regime is
known as piezoluminescence...
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described by one of the
polar space groups, such as sucrose, may
exhibit triboluminescence.
Jeremy Karl ****croft; Huub Driessen;
David Moss; Ian
Tickle (2006)...
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produce light:
Electroluminescence Scintillation Sonoluminescence Triboluminescence When the
concept of
light is
intended to
include very-high-energy...
