Zinc oxide, a product used for decades in baby powder, has a bright future as a light source, according to David Look, Ph.D., a senior research physicist and director of the Semiconductor Research.
Originally posted by: Jeff7
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Zinc oxide, a product used for decades in baby powder, has a bright future as a light source, according to David Look, Ph.D., a senior research physicist and director of the Semiconductor Research.
Hate. Journalists. So. Much!
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Always remember, at one point in time, studying the behavior of subatomic particles such as electrons was a "waste" of resources.Originally posted by: Wheezer
although this is really "neat".....is this really the best appropriations of tax dollars?......really?......making baby butt cream glow in the dark?
Originally posted by: Jeff7
Always remember, at one point in time, studying the behavior of subatomic particles such as electrons was a "waste" of resources.Originally posted by: Wheezer
although this is really "neat".....is this really the best appropriations of tax dollars?......really?......making baby butt cream glow in the dark?
Good thing we figured out that magnets moving past a wire can induce current flow.
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