Definition of triboluminescence in English:

triboluminescence

noun ˌtrɪbə(ʊ)luːmɪˈnɛs(ə)nsˌtrʌɪbə(ʊ)luːmɪˈnɛs(ə)nsˌtraɪboʊˌluməˈnɛsəns

mass noun

The emission of light from a substance caused by rubbing, scratching, or similar frictional contact.
摩擦发光
Example sentencesExamples
- The English scholar Francis Bacon observed triboluminescence as he chopped blocks of cane sugar at night in 1605.
- When the crystals are pressed or scraped with a rod, the bright green flashes of the triboluminescence will be observed.
- Further work will try to determine the chemical reactions occurring during triboluminescence.
- In addition, a number of these compounds showed detectable triboluminescence only in a small range of environmental gas pressure and low temperature.
- Even today we have a limited understanding of triboluminescence and much remains to be discovered.

Derivatives

triboluminescent

adjective

It occurred to me, however, that triboluminescent materials, which emit light only when fractured, could offer a better approach.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some of the triboluminescent materials appear to partially decompose in an hourglass shape that suggests chemical reaction occurs selectively along only some crystal axes.
- The triboluminescent spectrum is basically similar to that of photoluminescence, which correlates with the disorders of F atoms.
- Some scientists believe that crystal structure and impurities are central to whether a material becomes triboluminescent.
- One reference states that research is underway to apply triboluminescent flashes to sense automobile crashes and inflate air bags.

Definition of triboluminescence in US English:

triboluminescence

nounˌtraɪboʊˌluməˈnɛsənsˌtrībōˌlo͞oməˈnesəns

The emission of light from a substance caused by rubbing, scratching, or similar frictional contact.
摩擦发光
Example sentencesExamples
- The English scholar Francis Bacon observed triboluminescence as he chopped blocks of cane sugar at night in 1605.
- When the crystals are pressed or scraped with a rod, the bright green flashes of the triboluminescence will be observed.
- Further work will try to determine the chemical reactions occurring during triboluminescence.
- Even today we have a limited understanding of triboluminescence and much remains to be discovered.
- In addition, a number of these compounds showed detectable triboluminescence only in a small range of environmental gas pressure and low temperature.

单词	triboluminescence
释义	Definition of triboluminescence in English: triboluminescence noun ˌtrɪbə(ʊ)luːmɪˈnɛs(ə)nsˌtrʌɪbə(ʊ)luːmɪˈnɛs(ə)nsˌtraɪboʊˌluməˈnɛsəns mass noun The emission of light from a substance caused by rubbing, scratching, or similar frictional contact. 摩擦发光 Example sentencesExamples The English scholar Francis Bacon observed triboluminescence as he chopped blocks of cane sugar at night in 1605. When the crystals are pressed or scraped with a rod, the bright green flashes of the triboluminescence will be observed. Further work will try to determine the chemical reactions occurring during triboluminescence. In addition, a number of these compounds showed detectable triboluminescence only in a small range of environmental gas pressure and low temperature. Even today we have a limited understanding of triboluminescence and much remains to be discovered. Derivatives triboluminescent adjective It occurred to me, however, that triboluminescent materials, which emit light only when fractured, could offer a better approach. Example sentencesExamples Some of the triboluminescent materials appear to partially decompose in an hourglass shape that suggests chemical reaction occurs selectively along only some crystal axes. The triboluminescent spectrum is basically similar to that of photoluminescence, which correlates with the disorders of F atoms. Some scientists believe that crystal structure and impurities are central to whether a material becomes triboluminescent. One reference states that research is underway to apply triboluminescent flashes to sense automobile crashes and inflate air bags. Definition of triboluminescence in US English: triboluminescence nounˌtraɪboʊˌluməˈnɛsənsˌtrībōˌlo͞oməˈnesəns The emission of light from a substance caused by rubbing, scratching, or similar frictional contact. 摩擦发光 Example sentencesExamples The English scholar Francis Bacon observed triboluminescence as he chopped blocks of cane sugar at night in 1605. When the crystals are pressed or scraped with a rod, the bright green flashes of the triboluminescence will be observed. Further work will try to determine the chemical reactions occurring during triboluminescence. Even today we have a limited understanding of triboluminescence and much remains to be discovered. In addition, a number of these compounds showed detectable triboluminescence only in a small range of environmental gas pressure and low temperature.
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