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triboluminescence

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triboluminescence [tri″bo-loo″mĭ-nes´ens]
luminescence produced by mechanical energy, as by the grinding, rubbing, or breaking of certain crystals.
triboluminescence
luminescence produced by mechanical energy, as by the grinding, rubbing, or breaking of certain crystals.
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Aggarwal, Department of Physics, Alabama A&M University, Normal, AL 35762 Triboluminescence is the phenomenon that produces light by pressure, friction or mechanical shock.
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