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👉 Cathodoluminescence is a phenomenon in which light emitted from a material changes color due to its presence. This change in color occurs because of the emission of electrons from the material, which are then re-emitted into space by collisions with other atoms or molecules. In a cathode ray tube (CRT) display, light is converted into an electric current that is directed towards a cathode, where it emits electrons and returns to the cathode. These electrons collide with atoms in the crystal

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👉 Cathodoluminescence is a phenomenon where light shines out from a material that contains a substance that emits a color or pattern when exposed to light. This process can be observed in various materials such as glass, ceramics, and even textiles. In this context, "cathodoluminescent" refers to the characteristic of a material emitting a faint, almost invisible, glow due to the presence of a cathode (the part that receives the light) that absorbs it. This effect can

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