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electron

[ih-lek-tron] / ɪˈlɛk trɒn /


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“Over even short distances, transmitting data with photons is three times as efficient as electrons,” says Wendell Weeks, Corning’s chief executive since 2005, who came from the fiber-optic division.

From The Wall Street Journal

Because electrons carry a negative charge and holes act as positive charges, the two can bind together to form excitons.

From Science Daily

To observe how the ER changes over time, the research team used new genetic tools along with advanced light and electron microscopy.

From Science Daily

The project is designed to look for an extremely rare event in which muonium, a short lived system made of a positive muon bound to an electron, spontaneously transforms into antimuonium, its antimatter counterpart.

From Science Daily

Over the past century, research into atoms, electrons, and photons led to the invention of transistors and the foundation of today's computers.

From Science Daily