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chemiluminescence
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chemiluminescence /chemi·lu·mi·nes·cence/ (kem″ĭ-loo″mĭ-nes´ens) luminescence produced by direct transformation of chemical energy into light energy.
chemiluminescence [kem″ĭ-loo″mĭ-nes´ens]
luminescence produced by direct transformation of chemical energy into light energy.
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