The Pressure Effect in Selenium Crystals And Its Relation to the Light Effect
The Pressure Effect in Selenium Crystals And Its Relation to the Light Effect
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078 . 054 . 039 . 033 1. 62 1. 50 1. 50 1. 47 1. 57 25. 00 28. 75 43. 75 56. 40 74. 00 Table II represents the results obtained, a decrease in a but an increase in ai u 2 showing quite clearly that the action of pressure and light in producing a conductivity change are different. The pressure effect is shown in the decreasing value for a, the light effect, in the increasing values for od 2 (See equation 4).
The Light Effect at Constant Pressure, Intensity of Illumination Varied Table III summar...izes the results obtained, agreeing with those determined by previous work 8 and the constancy of a again points to the change in the rate of emission of electrons under the influence of illumination.
. C. Brown, Phys. Rev. , 5, 395, (1915).
TABLE III Intensity W (X10T) (XIO*) Ai (xlOT) a (xlO-7) aio 2 (x!07) 1 2 3 1000 gm. 1000 " 1000 32. 00 26. 10 19. 74 30. 75 25. 20 19. 29 1. 25 . 90 . 45 . 031 . 033 . 029 31. 9 22. 6 11. 2 The Effect of a Simultaneous Change in Pressure and Light In- tensity is shown in Table IV, and indicates the dissimilarity in the action of light and pressure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
078 . 054 . 039 . 033 1. 62 1. 50 1. 50 1. 47 1. 57 25. 00 28. 75 43. 75 56. 40 74. 00 Table II represents the results obtained, a decrease in a but an increase in ai u 2 showing quite clearly that the action of pressure and light in producing a conductivity change are different. The pressure effect is shown in the decreasing value for a, the light effect, in the increasing values for od 2 (See equation 4).
The Light Effect at Constant Pressure, Intensity of Illumination Varied Table III summar...izes the results obtained, agreeing with those determined by previous work 8 and the constancy of a again points to the change in the rate of emission of electrons under the influence of illumination.
. C. Brown, Phys. Rev. , 5, 395, (1915).
TABLE III Intensity W (X10T) (XIO*) Ai (xlOT) a (xlO-7) aio 2 (x!07) 1 2 3 1000 gm. 1000 " 1000 32. 00 26. 10 19. 74 30. 75 25. 20 19. 29 1. 25 . 90 . 45 . 031 . 033 . 029 31. 9 22. 6 11. 2 The Effect of a Simultaneous Change in Pressure and Light In- tensity is shown in Table IV, and indicates the dissimilarity in the action of light and pressure.
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