Thermionic emission
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Names and connections
Edison effect; Emission, Thermionic
- Broader: Direct energy conversion
- Broader: Electron work function
- Broader: Electrons--Emission
- Broader: Ions
- Broader: Metals--Effect of temperature on
- Broader: Secondary ion emission
- Narrower: Electron tubes--Thermionic emission
- Narrower: Vacuum-tubes--Thermionic emission
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Morton address: 10088146728198211136 · morton4x16-v1
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