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Lenard effect

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English

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Etymology

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Named after Philipp Lenard who proposed the idea in 1892.

Noun

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Lenard effect (plural Lenard effects)

  1. (physics) The separation of electric charges (and ionization) accompanying the aerodynamic breakup of water droplets.

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