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does anyone know if ther is a chemical that glows when a 12 volt charge is applied
Discovering a 12V Light Emitting Chemical: Homework Statement & Equations
In summary, a light emitting chemical is a substance that produces light when stimulated by an external energy source. The discovery of a 12V light emitting chemical has significant implications for more efficient and cost-effective light sources in various industries. The voltage of the chemical is determined by the energy gap between the HOMO and LUMO, and equations such as the Schrödinger equation and TDDFT are used in its discovery. Potential applications of a 12V light emitting chemical include energy-efficient lighting, displays, sensors, and medical imaging in industries such as electronics and organic electronics.
does anyone know if ther is a chemical that glows when a 12 volt charge is applied
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Tungsten 
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n0_3sc said:Tungsten
hi, thanks for the reply, this chemical would glow with a 12 volt battery,and do you know if it would be bright, thanks again
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Yes to all your questions.
Car brake lights are 12V Tungsten bulbs. That's plenty bright
Car brake lights are 12V Tungsten bulbs. That's plenty bright
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Umm...this is the homework forum. There are rules to be followed.
Related to Discovering a 12V Light Emitting Chemical: Homework Statement & Equations
What is a light emitting chemical?
A light emitting chemical is a substance that produces light when stimulated by an external energy source. This can be in the form of electricity, heat, or chemical reactions.
What is the significance of discovering a 12V light emitting chemical?
The significance of discovering a 12V light emitting chemical is that it can potentially be used as a more efficient and cost-effective alternative to traditional light sources. It can also have applications in various industries such as electronics, lighting, and medical imaging.
How is the voltage (V) of the light emitting chemical determined?
The voltage of a light emitting chemical is determined by the energy gap between the highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) and the lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO). This energy gap is measured in volts (V) and determines the color of light emitted by the chemical.
What equations are involved in the discovery of a 12V light emitting chemical?
The equations involved in the discovery of a 12V light emitting chemical depend on the specific chemical being studied. However, some common equations used in this type of research include the Schrödinger equation, the Hückel method, and the time-dependent density functional theory (TDDFT).
What are the potential applications of a 12V light emitting chemical?
The potential applications of a 12V light emitting chemical include use in energy-efficient lighting, displays, sensors, and medical imaging. It can also have applications in organic electronics, such as organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) and organic photovoltaic cells.
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