Electrons--Emission
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Names and connections
Electron emission; Electronic work function; Emission of electrons; Work function, Electronic
- Broader: Electric discharges through gases
- Broader: Free electron theory of metals
- Broader: Internal conversion (Nuclear physics)
- Narrower: Electron spectroscopy
- Narrower: Field emission
- Narrower: Photoelectricity
- Narrower: Photoemission
- Narrower: Secondary electron emission
- Narrower: Thermionic emission
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