Black Silicon - Eric Mazur
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How can we measure the presence of carbon monoxide by short laser pulses? What are the two main applications of silicon? Professor of Physics and Applied Physics at Harvard University Eric Mazur explains the result of the experiment with sulfur hexafluoride and silicon.
Видео Black Silicon - Eric Mazur канала Serious Science
How can we measure the presence of carbon monoxide by short laser pulses? What are the two main applications of silicon? Professor of Physics and Applied Physics at Harvard University Eric Mazur explains the result of the experiment with sulfur hexafluoride and silicon.
Видео Black Silicon - Eric Mazur канала Serious Science
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