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noun- Luminescence resulting from a high-frequency discharge through a gas or from application of an alternating current to a layer of phosphor.

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  • Polymers can also be made to light up, but by another principle, namely electroluminescence, which is used in photodiodes.
  • A man who gets turned on by cold light technology and electroluminescence.
  • In electroluminescence, light is emitted from a thin layer of the polymer when excited by an electrical field.
  • They shot downward, through the roiling waves of electroluminescence, and into the protecting grooves of the disk.
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